Message from the President:

“I believe that the path to freedom is through forgiveness’”

Briton J. Amos,

Believe in forgiveness!

It’s been seventeen years since I was the survivor of an untimely accident that left me confined to the use of a wheelchair and without the use of both my legs. On August 19, 1991 my entire life changed instantly, and I had to learn to navigate in a world where mobility is determined by one’s ability to socialize and participate in every day life. This was the crossroad at which I found myself, until Canada offered me a chance to access mobility and reclaim my former self. Yes! I was given the gift of mobility, but there was more.

Being given the gift of mobility by giving me a wheelchair, I educated myself as I realized that re-entering society to a so-called normal life, posed other problems.

I had to forgive the person that took away the use of my legs and I had to be willing to start a new life which included spreading the gift of mobility and forgiveness around the world.

Once, I was on the move, there was no turning back.

Briton Amos representing HMI in Toronto

The real gift I had received was a second chance at a completely new life. What I once believed in, and what once I thought I could never live without, became no longer important, and after losing everything that I once thought was important, gave me new insight, and I was reborn into a new life.
In helping to bring mobility to others who have shared the same type of experience, I am hoping to bring life back to the survivors of economic disparity everywhere.

Life is too short to stay trapped in our physical self. The resources are here in Canada  and we need to promote hope and believe in forgiveness and reconciliation.

Humanitarian Mobility International (HMI) purports to establish and register as a charity non-profit organization based in Ontario.  HMI’s mandate is to provide wheelchairs to handicapped children and adults in countries affected by war or natural disasters.  Our humanitarian endeavour in part will be carried out as part of the broader peacekeeping, post war reconstruction, and/or post disaster relief. HMI will implement this mandate with recognized humanitarian organizations, hospitals, local level health clinics with international recognition.

Briton J.A. Amos

President; and Founder:

Humanitarian Mobility International

Well, it’s been a long trek, but we’ve managed to get it flying the long and hard way.

Kudos to all the support teams that have helped here and there, we’re glad to say that the website can now stand by itself; it no longer needs to be wheelchaired (pun intended).

“We’re doing it for the children guys, for the children!” -Briton Amos, President.

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