Hon. Dr. Agnes Atim Apea Distributes Kuroiler Chickens to Disabled Persons Across Amolatar District

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Today, Hon. Dr. Agnes Atim Apea, the Woman Member of Parliament for Amolatar District, made a significant contribution to the community by distributing Kuroiler chickens to disabled persons in all sixteen sub-counties of Amolatar District. 

This initiative aims to support and empower disabled individuals by providing them with resources to improve their livelihoods. The distribution of Kuroiler chickens, known for their high productivity and resilience, is expected to enhance food security and economic independence for the recipients.

Hon. Dr. Apea's efforts reflect her commitment to inclusive development and the well-being of all constituents in Amolatar District.

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