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Building partnerships with other community stakeholders (teachers, employers, donors, cultural and religious groups, traditional authorities, political parties, colleges & universities, media etc.)
Working with governments to ensure mainstream systems are inclusive (Education, employment, transportation, justice etc.)st way to make a donation, so you can support people in need.
Inclusion Africa acts as an agent for change based on five main principles affecting the lives of people with intellectual disabilities and their families.
Inclusion Africa (IA) is a pan-African, regional federation of family-based organizations advocating for the human rights and full inclusion of persons with intellectual disabilities and families throughout Africa.
Registered As An NGO
What is an intellectual disability?
Intellectual disability refers to challenges some people face in learning and often communicating. Typically, present from birth or an early age, persons with intellectual disabilities often require some form of lifelong support. Intellectual disability is distinct from psycho-social disability.
What Challenges Do People with Intellectual Disabilities and their families face in Africa?
Persons with intellectual disabilities and their families in Africa are constantly confronted with staggering levels of unemployment, extreme poverty, inequality and exclusion. Issues of stigmatisation and discrimination continue to be a major challenge.
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Inclusion Africa (IA) is a pan-African, regional federation of family-based organizations advocating for the equal rights and inclusion of persons with intellectual disabilities and their families in Africa.
