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• MECP-Z - The Madrasa Early Childhood Programme Zanzibar

  The Madrasa Early Childhood Program assists underprivileged communities in the establishment, development, and management of preschools; offering professional development and training courses to new and practicing preschool teachers and providing tailor-made technical support to preschools, civil society, government and private organizations. (Source: Website)
  Tanzania

• Tanzania League of the Blind

  Tanzania League of the Blind is a registered non-governmental organization that is committed to improve the quality of life of people with  visual impairment in Tanzania through lobbying and advocacy; awareness raising; information sharing; facilitating access to education and vocational training; and economic empowerment. In pursuing this mission, TLB networks with other like-minded organization and take cognisance of the cross cutting issues of gender, HIV/AIDS, environment and good governance. Tanzania League of the Blind (TLB) is the only national Non-governmental Organisation operated by the blinds and visually impaired themselves in Tanzania. It has around 35,245 members with 104 district branches countrywide. (Source: Website)
  Tanzania

• LoHo Learning Ltd.

  Kenya

• MCIT - Egypt Ministry of Communications and Information Technology

  Egypt

• FITIMA Guinea

  The Fondation Internationale TIerno et MAriam (FITIMA) is a non-profit, non-political and non-denominational non-governmental organization. It was created in September 2003 by Madame Hawa DRAME. Its activities are grouped into 2 poles: \- FITIMA's first objective is to facilitate access to quality healthcare for children with disabilities, and their integration into society through socio-educational support. The care provided is comprehensive and based on a Human Rights and Child Protection approach. This is the “HANDICAP” cluster. \- FITIMA's second objective is to carry out community development projects (in favor of women, young people, and people with disabilities). This is the “COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT” division. Today, FITIMA has 4 entities: 2 rehabilitation centers (FITIMA Guinea and FITIMA Burkina), 2 support associations (FITIMA Europe and CAFIT Guinea), and a higher institute of rehabilitation to train therapists for the care and support of people with disabilities, due to open in 2022. FITIMA is made up of permanent staff, temporary staff, and volunteers.
  Guinea

• FEDOMA - Federation of Disability Organizations in Malawi

  The Federation of Disability Organizations in Malawi (FEDOMA) was founded in 1999, as an umbrella Organizations of Persons with Disabilities (OPDs) in Malawi to provide a unified voice for all OPDs. FEDOMA has a specific mandate as the voice of persons with disabilities of all kinds throughout Malawi and in acting on their behalf, ensuring that persons with disabilities have access to services and support that the able bodied community takes for granted. (Source: Website)
  Malawi

• Signs Media Kenya Limited

  Signs Media Kenya Limited was formed in 2011 operating on a social enterprise model with the main objectives being to educate, inform and entertain in sign language by extension enhancing Disability and the Deaf Culture. (Source: Website)
  Kenya

• Humanity & Inclusion Senegal

  HI first started its activities in Senegal in 1995. Its first interventions focused on physical rehabilitation and mine clearance. Today HI has broadened its fields of action to include: maternal & and child health, inclusive education, economic inclusion of vulnerable people and people with disabilities, rehabilitation, diabetes. (Source: Website)
  Senegal

• I Love Coffee

  I Love Coffee opened its doors in June 2016, dedicated to becoming one of the country’s leading artisanal roasted coffee suppliers, and committed to achieving this by being a force of positive change for the Deaf in South Africa.  (Source: Website)
  South Africa

• IRD - Initiative for Refugees with Disabilities

  Initiative for Refugees with Disabilities (IRD) was created to advocate for the inclusion, respect of the rights and dignity of all refugees with disabilities. (Source: Website)
  Rwanda