Kole Intellectual Forum intends to influence the ideas of policy makers at all levels, educationists, community and youth in Uganda to inclu… read more
Migrant Clinicians Network advances climate disaster response and emergency preparedness with a timely and informative approach rooted in in… read more
to initiate inclusive discussions within Kenya's coastal communities, focusing on preserving the ocean and cultivating a resilient, sustaina… read more
Amar Seva Sangam empowers individuals with disabilities in southern Tamil Nadu, India. Our inclusive school educates over 715 students, incl… read more
The main aim of the project is to make the learning environments safe, accessible and inclusive for children with disabilities. Our organisa… read more
Microcredit Marvels is a transformative project dedicated to empowering women through microfinance initiatives. Our goal is to provide acces… read more
If we integrate, we promote inclusion. As a result, well-being, interactions, and learning environments improve. We provide access to diagno… read more
The 2015 earthquake in Nepal caused widespread devastation. PHASE aims to address the lack of disaster risk reduction awareness by providing… read more
Kyaninga Inclusive Model School (KIMS) enables Children with Disabilities (CWDs) in Western Uganda to receive the wonderful gift of a high q… read more
Students who receive special education services have often been excluded from learning to make music at school. Isolated by physical, medica… read more
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