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About Nimit Kaur
Nimit Kaur: A Visionary Advocate for Inclusivity
Nimit Kaur is a blind disability advocate and the co-founder of the Nimit Foundation, a nonprofit that provides food donations to those in need. She is also the Disability Services Coordinator at Camden County Health and Human Services and a recipient of the 2024 MLK Freedom Medal. Kaur has earned a Master's degree in Social Work from Rutgers University and is dedicated to creating a more inclusive world for people with disabilities.
- Disability Rights Advocacy: She is a prominent advocate for disability rights, having helped open the disability office at Rutgers University in Camden.
- Nimit Foundation: She co-founded the Nimit Foundation, a nonprofit that alleviates hunger by providing free meals to individuals with disabilities, seniors, and others in need.
- Professional Career: Kaur currently serves as the Disability Services Coordinator and Area Grant Planner at Camden County Health and Human Services and also works as a Digital Accessibility Consultant at Tamman Technologies Inc..
- Education: She holds a Master's in Social Work from Rutgers University and graduated with honors, achieving a 4.0 GPA.
- Recognition: She received the 2024 MLK Freedom Medal from Camden County for her dedication to community service and advocacy.
- Community Involvement: She has been involved in various community initiatives and volunteers her time to support local events and organizations.
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Nimit Kaur is a blind disability advocate and the co-founder
Nimit Kaur is a blind disability advocate and the co-founder of the Nimit Foundation, a nonprofit that provides food donations to those in need. She is also the Disability Services Coordinator at Camden County Health and Human Services and a recipient of the 2024 MLK Freedom Medal.