Project Report
| Jan 7, 2025
Training is essential for PWDs Organizations
By Abid Hussain | Project Lead
1. Executive Summary
The Donate for Disabled People Organizations (DPOs) Training project aims to empower DPOs by providing them with capacity-building training, tools, and resources to enhance their organizational effectiveness and advocacy capabilities. This initiative fosters leadership, strengthens advocacy for disability rights, and equips DPOs to drive social inclusion and accessibility reforms. This report outlines key achievements, challenges, and future plans during the reporting period.
2. Objectives of the Project
- To enhance the operational capacity of DPOs for effective program implementation.
- To strengthen advocacy skills for promoting disability rights and inclusion.
- To create a network of trained DPOs collaborating for sustainable impact.
3. Progress Overview
3.1. Training Sessions Conducted
- Number of training sessions: 02
- Topics Covered:
- Organizational management and governance.
- Fundraising strategies and proposal writing.
- Advocacy and lobbying for disability rights.
- Inclusive policy development.
- Participants Trained: 15 representatives from DPOs across .
3.2. Networking and Collaboration
- Facilitated 02 networking events for DPOs to share best practices.
- Created an online platform for ongoing collaboration and resource sharing among DPOs.
3.3. Tools and Resources Distributed
- Distributed training manuals, advocacy toolkits, and templates for strategic planning.
- Provided access to webinars and online courses for continued learning.
Sep 2, 2024
Disabled People Organizations need equal access
By Abid Hussain | Project Lead
This report highlights the progress of the “Donate for Disabled People Organizations Training” project, funded by online donations through GlobalGiving. The initiative aims to enhance the capacity of organizations supporting disabled individuals through targeted training and resources. Over the reporting period, the project has successfully conducted training sessions, developed resources, and strengthened partnerships with local organizations.
Project Objectives
Objective 1: Provide comprehensive training to organizations supporting disabled people to improve service delivery.
Objective 2: Develop and distribute training materials and resources tailored to the needs of disabled individuals.
Objective 3: Foster collaboration among organizations to share best practices and enhance support systems.
Achievements
Training Workshops: Conducted 12 training workshops for 25 organizations, reaching over 200 participants.
Resource Development: Created and distributed 500 training manuals and 1000 informational brochures.
Partnerships: Established partnerships with 8 local and international organizations to enhance resource sharing and support.
May 3, 2024
Capacity sharing training for DPOs is needed
By Abid Hussain | Project Lead
The Capacity Sharing Training for Disabled Persons' Organizations (DPOs) project aims to strengthen the capacity of DPOs to effectively advocate for the rights and inclusion of persons with disabilities. Through training sessions, knowledge sharing, and networking opportunities, the project seeks to build the skills and knowledge base of DPO members, empowering them to drive positive change in their communities.
Achievements:
Training Workshops: Conducted a series of training workshops for DPO members on topics such as advocacy strategies, fundraising techniques, project management, and leadership development. These workshops provided participants with practical skills and tools to enhance their organizational capacity and effectiveness in advocating for disability rights.
Resource Sharing: Facilitated the sharing of resources, best practices, and lessons learned among DPOs through peer-to-peer learning sessions and online platforms. Encouraged collaboration and knowledge exchange to leverage collective expertise and address common challenges faced by DPOs.
Networking Events: Organized networking events and conferences to connect DPOs with government agencies, international organizations, and other stakeholders working in the disability rights field. These events provided opportunities for DPOs to establish partnerships, access resources, and amplify their advocacy efforts at the national and international levels.
Technical Assistance: Provided technical assistance and mentorship to DPOs in areas such as strategic planning, organizational governance, and project implementation. Offered customized support tailored to the specific needs and priorities of each DPO, empowering them to overcome challenges and achieve their goals effectively.
Monitoring and Evaluation: Implemented a monitoring and evaluation framework to track the progress and impact of the training activities. Conducted regular assessments and feedback sessions to gather input from participants and measure the effectiveness of the training interventions in building DPO capacity and advancing disability rights.