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From the Ground to Glory

Behind every wheelchair we deliver is a story — of courage, resilience, and rebirth. These are not just numbers. These are lives changed forever.

Initiative supported by C-Squared Project Solutions

This initiative was made possible with the support of C-Squared Project Solutions, a professional project management company.

This donation marks the beginning of a partnership between Wheels Life Changer and C-Squared, which will focus on providing assistive devices to students in need.

Wheels Life Changer’s mission is rooted in the belief that no child should be denied an education due to a lack of mobility aids such as wheelchairs, crutches, or walking frames.

Mandela Day 2025: Wheels Life Changer Donates to Tshilidzini Hospital, Empowers Technicians

18 July 2025 Wheels Life Changer honored Nelson Mandela by spending 67 minutes at Tshilidzini Hopsital, Where they donated a CP buggy and gave 10 patients of persons with disabilities a special gifts.

Our Wheelchair technician/ mobility equipment technician learned a lot from OT Department also.

Disability Summit & Career Expo 2025!

Over 1400 high school learners with disabilities from various schools explored career paths through interactive exhibits and real-world inspiration on the 15 and 16 May 2025 .

Wheels life changer donated brand new Wheelchair to 16 year old Patience Makobasena of Hope school, Nomvelo Ndlove from Ithembelihle Lsen School and a brand new Crutches to Kgotso Kgoale From Forest Town School and over 150 learners received a school stationeries from Wheels Life Changer NPO

We’re here to prove that disability is not inability. The future is inclusive, and it starts now.

A Champion for the Disabled

Wheels Life Changer, co-founded by Ronewa Mudzanani in 2023, empowers disabled youth in Vhembe through mobility aid donations. At a recent event in Mulenzhe, nine children received wheelchairs and walkers. Leaders including MEC Florence Radzilani praised the initiative’s independent impact. One beneficiary, Ritshidze Nemahotola (26), shared how a wheelchair restored her education and social life. The message: dignity, visibility, and every child’s right to dream.