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Refugee family in Aurora gets help for member with disability
A Bhutanese refugee family in Aurora got some much-needed help just in time for Christmas. A local nonprofit this month installed a free wheelchair ramp at the family’s home after one member underwent a massive surgery to help with his cerebral palsy. Jai Dhungel, 33, was born in Bhutan and lived in a refugee camp in Nepal for almost 20 years. His lifelong disability stopped his legs from growing and made walking very difficult. In the refugee camp, Dhungel’s father, mother and brother, Deo, helped him get around by holding him up while he used a bamboo cane to support himself….Read More
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