One of the biggest barriers that disabled people are facing when accessing mainstream programmes are negative attitudes.
I have known this boy since he was young. He was born with disability but that didn’t pull him back. A few days ago I paid him a visit and to my surprise he is grown up so fast.He’s finished his education on graphic design; but the question is who is ready to accept him? Change the world START with you!
This is the outcomes of accessibility awareness we did at one of the medical services building which was impossible for people with disability to get into the Laboratory.
Councelling for parents of children with disabilties. Changing lives, changing community!
An appropriate wheelchair is not an option IT’S A MUST; but this statement is a dream to a father carrying 14 years old son on his back when we were identifying children with disability for school at Hai District. Together we can raise funds for a wheelchair so that he can go to school and enjoy life just like you and me.
Songambele Trust with other partners, celebrated autism International day.
Autism is a lifelong developmental disability that affects how a person communicates with, and relates to, other people. It also affects how they make sense of the world around them.
Attentively listen during disability awareness training for Old Moshi Secondary school students.
Every child needs education regardless of disability! This lovely girl with club feet walks 6 km everyday from home to school. She wants to go to a boarding school. Something needs to be done by individuals, not government, not movements, by you and me.
Empowering women, and telling them that their disability doesn’t have to hold them back, is hugely liberating – you can see and feel the transformation taking place right there in front of you!
