Florence and Nyevu, carers for disabled children and volunteers at the Malanga Inclusion Project, tell us what they have learnt in the short time they have been volunteering.
The Power Of Play: Kenya
Mwalimu Kombe and Katana Emmanuel, Playworkers at Bahati Primary School, talk about the power of play.
Play changes attitudes...
Jefwa and Baraka, Playworkers at Malanga Primary School, talking about how play changes negative attitudes:
Simple Stuff Working Wonders
The power of play summed up in less than two minutes
Inclusion Saves Lives
It's simple
Our Model for Inclusive Community Development
We are small, but we want to do something big - because something big is required. We think the best way to approach these issues is to do something small first. If we can show that it works the hopefully others will do it too.
Education and Play
What are the educational benefits of play?
The Cycle of Poverty and Disability
People experiencing poverty are more likely to become disabled. People who are disabled are more likely to be in poverty. These are two sad facts... but they are preventable.
The Power of Play
Play is a serious business, here's why.
Our Approach...
How do we immediately and sustainably change the lives of disabled young people in African countries?
Our Challenge...
What is the challenge facing disabled young people in African countries?
