Wheelchair Ramp Enhances Freedom for Perkinston Man Battling Cancer

Albert McClellan, a disabled resident of Perkinston battling Myelodysplastic cancer, has experienced a significant improvement in his quality of life thanks to the generosity of the Mississippi Heroes program. Recognizing his need, the program provided Albert with a wheelchair ramp, enabling him to go outside alone and enjoy more independence. This thoughtful addition to his home has not only empowered him but also highlighted the impactful ways community support can transform lives, especially during challenging times.

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