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Love and respect people with albinism: Pastor Mushonga
19 Sep 2011 at 07:46hrs | Views
Pastor Rachael Mushonga, the founder of Wailing Women's Trust called on the Zimbabwean society to treat people with albinism with the love and respect they deserve, ZBC News reported on Monday.
Pastor Mushonga said while in principle people with albinism should be given equal opportunities; the reality is that these people are still facing stigmatisation in Zimbabwe.
The Wailing Women's Trust is an Inter-denominational Christian organisation which takes care of the vulnerable members of society especially orphans and people with albinism.
The Trust takes care of 138 orphans in Wedza and 28 in Glen View 1 and have also donated body creams, hats, umbrellas, shoes and foodstuffs for to people who have the albinism condition.
Pastor Mushonga said while in principle people with albinism should be given equal opportunities; the reality is that these people are still facing stigmatisation in Zimbabwe.
The Wailing Women's Trust is an Inter-denominational Christian organisation which takes care of the vulnerable members of society especially orphans and people with albinism.
The Trust takes care of 138 orphans in Wedza and 28 in Glen View 1 and have also donated body creams, hats, umbrellas, shoes and foodstuffs for to people who have the albinism condition.
Source - ZBC News
