New York City, USA , In a landmark moment for international advocacy, Pleo Reachout Organisation CIC, led by its visionary convener, paid a purposeful visit to the United Nations Headquarters and the Nigerian House in New York City. The visit marked a pivotal step in amplifying the voices of caregivers and persons with disabilities on a global stage.
With over 20 years of unwavering service in the caregiving sector, the organisation’s leadership brought forward a message of dignity, inclusion, and sustainable support systems for vulnerable populations. The engagements in New York served as a platform to explore future collaborations, share best practices, and reinforce the organisation’s commitment to global standards of care and empowerment.
Strengthening Global Ties
At the United Nations Headquarters, Pleo Reachout Organisation CIC engaged with stakeholders to discuss the intersection of caregiving, disability rights, and international development goals. The dialogue emphasized the need for:
- Inclusive policy frameworks
- Recognition of caregivers as essential contributors to social welfare
- Cross-border partnerships that uplift marginalized communities
The visit to the Nigerian House NYC further solidified cultural and diplomatic ties, celebrating the resilience of Nigerian caregivers and disability advocates abroad. It was a moment of pride, reflection, and renewed commitment to advocacy that transcends borders.
Honouring a Legacy, Shaping the Future
As the organisation celebrates two decades of caregiving excellence, this visit symbolized more than diplomacy, it was a declaration of what the future holds:
- Empowered caregivers with access to training, recognition, and support
- Inclusive events and forums that elevate disabled voices
- Strategic global alliances to influence policy and practice
Chioma, the convener and founder, expressed heartfelt gratitude for the opportunity to represent the caregiving community at such esteemed institutions. Her message was clear: “Caregiving is not just a profession, it is a calling, a legacy, and a global responsibility.”
