BCCI is arranging a second visit to the Life Gate Rehabilitation
Event Date:
03 December 2013
BCCI arranged a second visit to the life gate rehabilitation associated by a number of Hotels owners, smithies, handcrafts workshops registered in the general assembly.
This second visit aimed at recognizing the quality of trainings delivered to people with disabilities in order to employ them in the Palestinian labor market within its needs in these areas.
Mr. Charley Tit –projects coordinator in the life gate joined the visitors in a tour to the vocational workshops in the areas of smithies, olive wood, carpentry, embroidery & textile in addition to the laundry & kitchen. He also gave a detailed explanation about the followed procedures in disabled training, and rehabilitating them for local market .he pointed to the acquired skills that help them to perform their tasks well without regard to their disability. One of the disabled displayed a presentation about the use of the welder, and cutting iron in front of smithies owners to manifest his abilities in using such machines in proficiency & accuracy.
At the end of the visit, BCCI and visitors thanked the life gate for this tour, and they pointed to the importance of dissimilating the culture to businesses owners about the existence of such trainings for this group .Mrs. Fayrouz Khoury suggested to provide BCCI an essay about the life gate rehabilitation and delivered services to included in the electronic newsletter released by BCCI monthly, for the sake of coordination in raising awareness about the levels of given vocational trainings, and encouraging businesses owners to accommodate them in their businesses. Dalia Hussein from her side praised the efforts of the life gate in delivering qualitative services aiming at providing potentials in the economic domain that seeks to meet the needs of labor market for people with disabilities, she also assurers on the BCCI role with the life gate to achieve the desired goal that aims to employ disabled in businesses.
This second visit aimed at recognizing the quality of trainings delivered to people with disabilities in order to employ them in the Palestinian labor market within its needs in these areas.
Mr. Charley Tit –projects coordinator in the life gate joined the visitors in a tour to the vocational workshops in the areas of smithies, olive wood, carpentry, embroidery & textile in addition to the laundry & kitchen. He also gave a detailed explanation about the followed procedures in disabled training, and rehabilitating them for local market .he pointed to the acquired skills that help them to perform their tasks well without regard to their disability. One of the disabled displayed a presentation about the use of the welder, and cutting iron in front of smithies owners to manifest his abilities in using such machines in proficiency & accuracy.
At the end of the visit, BCCI and visitors thanked the life gate for this tour, and they pointed to the importance of dissimilating the culture to businesses owners about the existence of such trainings for this group .Mrs. Fayrouz Khoury suggested to provide BCCI an essay about the life gate rehabilitation and delivered services to included in the electronic newsletter released by BCCI monthly, for the sake of coordination in raising awareness about the levels of given vocational trainings, and encouraging businesses owners to accommodate them in their businesses. Dalia Hussein from her side praised the efforts of the life gate in delivering qualitative services aiming at providing potentials in the economic domain that seeks to meet the needs of labor market for people with disabilities, she also assurers on the BCCI role with the life gate to achieve the desired goal that aims to employ disabled in businesses.