Our Inclusion Projects
Since 2021 our Project Partners have delivered more than 60,000 visits for disabled children at Inclusion Projects - using the power of play to end the isolation and abuse of disabled children…
…that is more than 260,000 hours of disabled children playing having fun in a safe, clean place and getting out and about in their communities. Without playschemes many of these disabled children would be isolated and at risk of serious harm.
Playscheme at the Gunjur Inclusion Project (The Gambia)
We have a 2 step approach…
ONE… We work to RAISE AWARENESS with local people and organisations - in this way our Project Partners mobilise sustainable local support and enthusiasm for our Inclusion Projects. Community-based service delivery means we can make immediate, real and profound improvements to lives of disabled children and then build stronger, inclusive communities. This way everyone will benefit.
“[Disabled children] are humans, and I want them to feel belonging, to feel like they are equally part of the society. To be loved and cared for also. I also want the world to know that they are part of the human race and they are not what society thinks they are.”
TWO… We DELIVER SERVICES at our ‘Inclusion Projects’ – which are simple, affordable, locally-run Playschemes where disabled children can have fun, make friends and enjoy being a child. Playschemes immediately end a disabled child’s isolation and help to change negative attitudes. Our Playschemes are hubs for the delivery of vital educational, medical and parent support services, ensuring that disabled young people and their families are seen and supported.
Find ourt more about our projects in…
GUNJUR, THE GAMBIA - The Gunjur Inclusion Project
KAWAMA, ZAMBIA – Kawama Inclusion Project
MALANGA, KENYA – Malanga Inclusion Project