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I am getting promoted. My last day in my current building is tomorrow. I was cleaning my drawer at work on Sunday, which included clinical information I had brought to work to share for inservices, a Costco size container of Bandaids (the go-to place when you knick yourself when working on wheelchairs!) and a ton of legal pads that I returned to the "office supply storage" drawer.
In the midst of my mess, I chanced upon a brochure for a good cause. I had picked it up in the summer of 2013 when I studied Spanish in Guatemala. I'm writing about it today in case you are looking for an organization to donate to by the end of 2014.
It's called Transitions Foundation of Guatemala...
They help make kiddos mobile…
I am getting promoted. My last day in my current building is tomorrow. I was cleaning my drawer at work on Sunday, which included clinical information I had brought to work to share for inservices, a Costco size container of Bandaids (the go-to place when you knick yourself when working on wheelchairs!) and a ton of legal pads that I returned to the "office supply storage" drawer.
In the midst of my mess, I chanced upon a brochure for a good cause. I had picked it up in the summer of 2013 when I studied Spanish in Guatemala. I'm writing about it today in case you are looking for an organization to donate to by the end of 2014.
It's called Transitions Foundation of Guatemala...
They help make kiddos mobile…
Provide amazing Wheelchairs that can move smoothly on cobblestone (you should see the shocks on those chairs!)
This post first appeared on Insights From A (Former) Traveling Occupational Therapist, please read the originial post: here
