Our Services

We facilitate eye screening and access to appropriate eye care, including surgical treatment where required. Early identification and treatment of eye conditions can help improve vision, independence and participation in everyday activities.

We facilitate access to orthopaedic assessment and surgical interventions for individuals with physical conditions that affect movement, mobility or physical functioning.

We support access to physiotherapy and rehabilitation services that help individuals improve movement, strength, balance and physical functioning following disability, illness, injury or surgery.

We support children born with clubfoot to access appropriate assessment, treatment and corrective care. Early intervention helps improve mobility and enables children to participate more fully in family, school and community life.

We facilitate access to appropriate assistive devices that help persons with disabilities move, communicate, learn and live more independently. Support may include mobility and other assistive devices based on individual needs.

We support individuals living with epilepsy to access prescribed medication and appropriate care, contributing to better management of the condition and improved participation in daily life.

We promote safe water, sanitation and hygiene practices in communities and institutions. Our WASH interventions also consider the accessibility needs of persons with disabilities and other vulnerable groups.

We promote awareness and prevention of gender-based violence and support appropriate community-based responses and referrals. Our work promotes safety, dignity and access to support for individuals at risk of or affected by GBV.

We support children with disabilities who require assistance with cognitive, developmental and functional skills. The aim is to support learning, communication, participation and greater independence.

We organise retreats and supportive activities for caregivers of children with disabilities. These provide opportunities for caregivers to learn, share experiences, receive support and strengthen their capacity to care for their children.

We support the early identification of children who may have disabilities or developmental difficulties and work with families and communities to facilitate appropriate referrals and school enrolment.

We work to reduce barriers that prevent children with disabilities from enrolling in, attending and participating meaningfully in school.

We provide or facilitate access to appropriate learning materials to help children, including learners with disabilities, participate effectively in educational activities.

We provide training and capacity building for teachers on inclusive education. This helps educators understand different learning needs and adopt teaching approaches that support learners with and without disabilities.

We support school clubs that promote disability awareness, inclusion and positive attitudes among learners. Through club activities, children develop knowledge, leadership, teamwork and peer-support skills.

We facilitate peer learning activities that encourage children to learn from and support one another. These activities promote cooperation, confidence, participation and understanding among learners.

We support access to sign language and Braille to improve communication and learning opportunities for children and other persons with disabilities who require these forms of communication.

We support individuals to enrol in relevant vocational and practical skills training based on their interests, abilities and available opportunities within their communities.

We support individuals and groups engaged in agriculture with appropriate farm inputs, knowledge and practical training to strengthen their farming activities and livelihoods.

We provide or facilitate access to tools and equipment for individuals who have completed skills training or are ready to begin an income-generating activity.

We support the establishment and strengthening of Village Economic and Social Associations (VESAs). These groups encourage saving, financial discipline, mutual support and access to small-scale economic opportunities.

We support individuals engaged in small businesses and income-generating activities to strengthen their enterprises through appropriate guidance, resources and business support.

We support the planting and management of economic trees that can contribute to household income, food security and long-term economic resilience.

We provide practical training in basic business management and financial literacy, including budgeting, saving, record keeping, planning and responsible management of business resources.

We organise gospel and faith-based activities that provide opportunities for spiritual growth, fellowship, encouragement and participation for persons with disabilities and other members of the community.

We promote participation in sports and recreational activities for persons with disabilities. Sports provide opportunities to build confidence, teamwork, friendships and physical wellbeing.

We provide activities that support emotional wellbeing and healing for individuals and communities affected by difficult or traumatic experiences. Where necessary, participants can also be connected to appropriate support services.

We provide sign language training to improve communication between persons who are deaf or hard of hearing and their families, caregivers, teachers, peers and wider communities.

We support persons with visual impairment to develop orientation and mobility skills that can improve safe and independent movement within their homes, schools, workplaces and communities.

We provide support to internally displaced persons and vulnerable people living in displacement settings, responding to identified needs while promoting dignity, inclusion and access to essential support.

We organise interactive camps that provide persons with hearing impairment with opportunities to learn, socialise, develop skills and participate in activities in an accessible environment.

We facilitate access to Bible resources in accessible formats, including audio and print materials, to support the spiritual participation of persons with different disabilities.

We advocate for the rights, inclusion and meaningful participation of persons with disabilities. We engage relevant stakeholders to promote equal access to services, opportunities and decision-making processes.

We organise and participate in activities marking relevant international and national days. These activities provide opportunities to raise public awareness and promote conversations around disability, inclusion and human rights.

We support communities to establish and strengthen Community Development Committees. Strong CDCs can help communities identify priorities, coordinate local action and promote inclusive community development.

We use radio and other public communication platforms to raise awareness about disability rights, inclusion, accessibility and issues affecting persons with disabilities, their families and communities.

We work with institutions, communities and other stakeholders to identify physical barriers and facilitate structural adjustments that make public and community spaces more accessible to persons with disabilities.