Middlesex County group hopes to put dent in national wheelchair problem
<p>There are 70 million people in the world who need a wheelchair, and a group from Middlesex County is trying to put a dent in that problem.</p>
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Nov 6, 2018, 12:10 PM
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Updated 2,190 days ago
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There are 70 million people in the world who need a wheelchair, and a group from Middlesex County is trying to put a dent in that problem.
The group called Right at Home just got back from Costa Rica, where they donated 60 wheelchairs.
Their effort is part of a larger, global effort called the Free Wheelchair Mission.
On average, the group gives out close to 200 wheelchairs a day, and over a million overall.
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