"My name is Rosalind Korir. I am 43 years old and a mother of two. For as long as I can remember, I have crawled everywhere. Walking and going to the market —were dreams that felt impossible for me. Everything changed when Partners for Care gifted me a Mobility Cart." "The whole village came together to witness the moment I took my very first ride. I remember  the joy and hope that filled my heart as I smiled and said, my knees will no longer hurt, and I will go to the market

Right now, a neighbor in East Alabama or West Georgia is preparing to leave the hospital. They’ve had surgery, suffered an injury, and are facing a sudden loss of mobility. They are ready to go home— but they have no way to get from the front door to the kitchen. At Mobility Worldwide, we believe no one should be stranded in their own home. While many know us for our Mobility Carts which we build and distribute through the assistance of Partners for Care, our local loaner pro

Exciting News from Mobility Worldwide of East Alabama and West Georgia! Beginning this week, our dedicated volunteers began assembling the innovative Action Trike Tractor! This marks a significant advancement in our mission to provide mobility solutions for those in need. Reflecting on Our Journey For the past eight years, we have proudly produced the Standard Adult Tractor, which has made a profound impact on the lives of many. As we move forward, we are thrilled to introduc

Earlier this week, on March 1st, we celebrated International Wheelchair Day . Founded by Steve Wilkinson in 2008, this day honors the millions of people worldwide who lack access to mobility while celebrating the incredible resilience of wheelchair users and their caregivers. At Mobility Worldwide of East Alabama and West Georgia , we don’t just recognize this need—we build the solution. As one of only a few U.S.-based non-profit manufacturers of rough-terrain mobility carts,

In the opening chapters of Genesis, we encounter a sobering image: a creature cursed to crawl on its belly and eat the dust of the earth. It is a posture of exile, isolation, and a loss of status. Yet, across the globe today, thousands of our brothers and sisters—human beings made in the very Image of God—still live out this "dust-level" existence due to leg disabilities. They are forced to crawl through the dirt, often overlooked, sidelined from their economies, and separate

Today, volunteers packed Mobility Cart number 1200. That's a lot of carts! These carts don't build, pack, and ship themselves. Volunteers and donor partners make it all happen. If you are a part of this unbelievable effort, showing the loving of Christ to the world...Thank you! You are amazing!!! Thanks to the hundreds of volunteers and donor partners who made it possible of 1200 Mobility Carts to be produced since 2017. You are giving a tremendous "hand-up" for folks that wo

If you are new to Make the World Mobile , you might see our shop as a place where steel and wood are shaped into carts. But to a child in Kenya who has spent their life crawling in the dirt, or a neighbor in our local community struggling to reach the front door, your work is the literal hands and feet of Christ. Our mission is simple: to reflect God’s love by giving dignity, opportunity, and independence to those the world has overlooked. In the past year alone, your support

Your September 30th, 2025 shipment, has safely arrived in Partners for Care's Mobility Cart facility in Kenya. Soon 237 families with leg disabled loved ones will come to experience the life changing gift of mobility, dignity, and opportunity! This shipment of Mobility Carts represents donations of cash and in-kind gifts of more than $85,000.00. In addition, volunteers spent at least 7,000 hours of their priceless and irrecoverable time on this earth to build the 237 Mobility

Life can be a series of choices. Sometimes we make good choices, sometimes, not so good. Ken Cheruyoit considered begging to be an embarrassment. So he chose instead to be self-reliant. This is a story about Ken and his choices. "I work as a mechanic because I don't want to beg. I want to be self-reliant. I consider moving around begging to be an embarrassment." Ken does not have legs which look and function like those of most of us. Rather, he "walks" on his knees, as his lo

Thanks to you, 2025 has been an awesome year for Make the World Mobile!

In Tharaka Nithi, Kenya, 787 people living with disabilities have recently received new mobility carts and mobility aids. 
 Jinue (meaning "uplift" in Swahili) is the name of the local program whose goal is to bring mobility to all leg disabled living in Tharaka county. Center, is Mary Wang'ang'a, Mobility Director at Partners for Care. Right, is First Lady of Tharaka Nithi, Honourable Margaret Muthomi. The Honourable Margaret Mutomi, First Lady of Tharaka Nithi stated, "This

Each morning, after volunteers gather at the Make the World Mobile shop, they circle up for prayer. We pray to God for His blessings on our lives, for His provision of mobility, dignity, and opportunity for our beneficiaries, and for safety as we build the thousands of parts needed to assemble hundreds of mobility carts each year. Here is a video clip peek inside our prayer circle:

For Catherine Nduku , life was defined by struggle. For 36 years, movement was a painful challenge due to polio . "Each step was challenging, everyday tasks felt overwhelming," she recalls. Her deepest desire was to give her children "better opportunities than I had," but the physical difficulty of her daily life made it seem impossible. They gave me independence, dignity, and hope . I have built a better life for myself and my children. I will always appreciate it. Everythin

This week, I have for you a very special story...the story of Rosaline. It recently appeared in Partners for Care summer newsletter....

Today, I'd like to share with you a testimony by Harryson Shume. Harryson's story was made available to us by Partners for Care,...

Today I share with you a testimony by Dickson Nguzo Philip. It's taken directly from a Partners for Care Story Card on their website. I...

On Tuesday, Make the World Mobile welcomed volunteers from AFLAC. Watch them build Mobility Carts on our Facebook Live video. Be sure and...

What: Make the World Mobile Donor/Volunteer Appreciation Reception When: Thursday, July 31 at 3PM Where: Epworth Church Fellowship Hall,...

Selling popsicles from his Mobility Cart provides George with the profound pride of financial independence. At just 17, George Otieno's...

"Wonderful, merciful Savor. Precious Redeemer and Friend. How would thought that a Man would rescue the souls of men. You rescue the...