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• ENOSH - The Israeli Mental Health Association

  Founded in 1978, Enosh is the largest mental health organization in Israel delivering comprehensive and groundbreaking community-based rehabilitation programs in the domains of supportive housing, employment, and socialization and family counseling centers. They also address early intervention efforts through innovative programs for youth. Over the years, Enosh has spearheaded significant changes in mental health legislation rights and service delivery and is bringing its expertise to the forefront of the local and global mental health agenda. (Source: Website)
  Israel

• Alibaba Foundation

  China

• The Na Laga’at Center

  **The Na Laga’at Center; an Unforgettable Cultural Experience** The Nalaga'at Center stands as a remarkable institution that's transforming perceptions of inclusion, creativity, and human potential. More than a cultural hub, it's a revolutionary model creating equal employment opportunities and professional training for individuals with sensory disabilities, while raising public awareness through sensory-rich experiences and meaningful interactions. **Na Laga'at Theatre & School; Stage beyond Senses** At the core of Na Laga'at is its world-renowned **Theatre** \- the only one of its kind globally, where deaf, blind, and deaf-blind actors take center stage. Beyond showcasing talent, each of the many productions within our diverse repertoire, demonstrates the creation of a new cultural language, where communication transcends sensory limitations and creativity bridges gaps. In 2022, Na Laga'at took another pioneering step by launching Israel's **first** **School of Performing Arts** for individuals with sensory disabilities. This cutting-edge program offers professional training, nurturing the next generation of artists and advocates for inclusion. The program inspires theater schools globally, and we actively train educators across Europe to embrace and implement our inclusive approach. **Explore, Dine, Learn; Our Sensory Experiences** The **BlackOut** is Israel's only dark restaurant, where blind and visually impaired waiters guide diners through a sensory journey that awakens senses and opens minds. Here, in the complete darkness, guests discover a new appreciation for the unseen world navigated daily by the visually impaired. At the **Kapish Events Complex**, sign language flows gracefully as deaf and hearing-impaired staff host gatherings that bridge the gap between silent and spoken words. It's a space where communication barriers fall away, replaced by understanding and connection. **Our venue** hosts conferences, cultural and professional meet-ups, for a diverse range of groups, while embracing inclusive communication practices. **The Workshop Center** stands as a testament to Na Laga'at's commitment to experiential learning, offering a range of unique and creative workshops in either darkness or full light. Participants of all backgrounds engage in immersive experiences led by deaf, blind, and deaf-blind instructors. From sculpting in darkness to navigating soundless spaces, **as well as sensory-rich wine, beer, chocolate and cheese tastings**, these workshops foster empathy and shatter preconceptions about disability. **Our Commitment to an Inclusive Workforce** The Na Laga'at center is unwaveringly committed to **employment equality**. Of the center's 100 strong workforce, 70% are individuals with sensory disabilities. This bold statement proves that talent, creativity, and professionalism know no sensory bounds.
  Israel

• BasicNeeds Vietnam

  With the aim to facilitate the release of stress, fatigue, and emotional pain as well as the adding of joy and positive energy to the mental health of Vietnamese people, BasicNeeds Viet Nam was founded in 2010 to establish a system that supports community development and nurturing the Vietnamese people’s mental health. (Source: Website)
  Vietnam

• Government of Bhutan

  Bhutan

• Suarise

  Suarise is an end to end social enterprise which enabling the digital sector to be more accessible for People with Disability, especially for visually impaired people. (Source: Website)
  Indonesia

• Light for the World Cambodia

  Light for the World is a global development organisation empowering people with disabilities and enabling eye health services in low income countries. Light for the World has been active in Cambodia since early 2000, with partners in eye health, CBR and inclusive education. Since then, Light for the World with its Disability Inclusion Lab has become known as a strong resource on coordination, facilitation and training on disability inclusion and respected ally to the disability movement. They work on inclusive employment and entrepreneurship, support for women with disabilities, and design innovative livelihood solutions in agriculture and regular employment. In December 2017, the Pursat Region witnessed the grand opening of its first high-level vocational training centre open to everyone regardless of their physical disability. (Source: Website)
  Cambodia

• Audirivision Technologies

  India

• Boltay Huroof

  Pakistan

• Government of Dubai

  United Arab Emirates