To achieve our goals and realize our vision, we collaborate with various development partners, donors, and organizations that provide both funding and technical support. These collaborations are crucial in driving our mission to enhance the quality of life for Children and youth with Disabilities (CYWDs) and their families, particularly in under-resourced settings.
We have built strong relationships with key partners such as the Liliane Foundation, Beyond Inclusion, NORAD, Right To Play, and Bridges to Healing International, the Australian Government through the Direct Aid Program (DAP-Nairobi) and Conrad N. Hilton Fund for Sisters has been a pivotal contributor to our work. These partnerships enable us to secure essential resources, expertise, and innovative solutions to address complex challenges faced by CYWDs.
Once we receive funding, we strategically channel these resources into the implementation of our Community-Based Rehabilitation (CBR) programs. These programs are designed to empower PWDs by enhancing access to quality healthcare, rehabilitation, education, and livelihoods. Our partnerships also allow us to engage in advocacy efforts, ensuring that policymakers are aware of and responsive to the needs of CYWDs. Furthermore, through our collaborative networks, we work to foster inclusive communities where CYWDs are integrated into social, economic, and political life, enhancing their overall well-being and dignity.
We collaborate with a variety of esteemed organizations to advance our mission of sustainable development for vulnerable groups. Our partners provide critical support, resources, and expertise, enabling us to deliver meaningful impact across the communities we serve. Below are some of our key partners
