OUR SERVICES

Guided by the Community Based Inclusive Development (CBID) framework, we translate our objectives into practical, community driven programmes that make a tangible difference in the lives of persons with disabilities. Our Services are community based and are as follows;

– Comprehensive Health & SRHR Access –We promote access to inclusive sexual and reproductive health services, including HIV/AIDS prevention and care, through community outreach, peer support, and partnerships with health providers.

– Sustainable Livelihoods & Skills Training-We equip youth with disabilities with vocational skills, entrepreneurship opportunities, and starter projects that build financial independence and resilience.

– Educational Support & Inclusion – We promote inclusive education by providing assistive learning materials, supporting learner enrolment, and advocating for accessible, disability-friendly schools. We also train teachers and implement creative arts and literacy programmes to ensure that children and youth with disabilities have equitable access to quality education.

– Gender Based Violence Prevention & Protection-Prevention: We address root causes of gender-based violence by challenging harmful social and cultural norms, discriminatory practices, and non-inclusive policies through advocacy, community engagement, and awareness initiatives.

– Response: We support survivors through disability-inclusive safe spaces, referrals, access to justice, and comprehensive post-violence response services.

Impact stories

– Empowered 1,000 young people, including girls and young women with and without disabilities, with sexual and reproductive health (SRHR), HIV/AIDs and gender-based violence (GBV) information, and linked them to essential services.

– Trained 167 young people, including girls and youth with disabilities, as peer educators and community advocates.
– Supported 150 survivors of violence with post-violence services, including healthcare, psychosocial support, and access to justice.
– Equipped Community Village Health Workers with disability inclusion skills to effectively respond to cases involving girls and women with disabilities.
– Transformed harmful social norms by training 50 Traditional and Village Heads, who now champion gender equality, disability inclusion, and the prevention of GBV in their communities and promoting access to SRHR information/Services
– Empowered 60 families of girls and women with disabilities with livelihood skills and agribusiness startup kits to improve household income, food security, and resilience.
– Improved sanitation facilities at local schools which is improving children with disabilities access to education