Author: Move Together
Compassion, Collaboration, Community Guiding Beacons
“Compassion. Collaboration. Community. These beacons serve as a guide for Move Together.” ~ Impact Report 2018, Letter from our CEO, Efosa Guobadia Compassion, collaboration, andmore…
The Universalities of Compassionate Care
Our lives can change in an instant, but with a community of people near and far, that change may be filled with love, hope, andmore…
How Movement & Care Bring Coffee from Seed to Cup
A new day is dawning as the sun rises over the horizon. The possibilities for your new day are endless, and the rippling impact ismore…
Uncle Rutilio Moves from Wheelchair to Daily Walking
Uncle Rutilio and his family arrived at the Jairo Rodríguez Municipal Physiotherapy Clinic in Mercado Concepción, Villa Nueva, Guatemala on a sunny Monday morning. Unclemore…
Maribel’s Journey to Increased Independence
Every moment of life is precious. We never know what the next moment will bring, laughter or tears, joy or pain, but we have amore…
All Hands on Deck for a Global Impact
Across the world, thousands embrace the challenge of life without one or both hands. Hands not present because of unexpected accidents, disease, birth abnormalities, landmore…
Love Transcends ~ Communities, Cultures, and Wheelchairs
In May 2017, Oscar and his mother, Thelma, came to the newly constructed Jairo Rodríguez Municipal Physiotherapy Clinic in Mercado Concepción, Villa Nueva, Guatemala. Thelmamore…
Empowering Innovation & Servant Leadership ~ Catalyst Club
The physical therapy (PT) profession is more than an occupation. It is a lifestyle and journey full of heart, love, and compassion for our fellowmore…
Empowering & Transforming Lives Together through Challenges
On November 3, 2018, Jazmin Lopez and Robert Pacheco hit the trails in Moab, Utah for their first trail marathon. Why embark on the challenge?more…
Empowering Children, Elementary Schools, & Physical Therapists
Once upon a time, elementary school students sat around, talked, and were generally still during recess. Why because they lacked empowerment to move and resourcesmore…