Our impact is amplified through strategic partnerships and the generous support of those who share our commitment to rights-based disability inclusion.







We are proud to partner with and receive support from communities, grassroots organisations, governments, and individuals committed to advancing the rights of persons with disabilities.
Who they are: Individuals with lived experience who are powerful grassroots activists, community organizers, and truth-tellers.
Why they are vital: They provide invaluable credibility, urgency, and a direct connection to the realities faced by persons with disabilities. Their insights are essential for co-creating impactful and relevant initiatives.
Who they are: Professionals with disabilities who are experts in fields such as law, education, social work, and other relevant sectors.
Why they are vital: They bring institutional knowledge, challenge existing policies, and drive systemic change through their expertise and access within various institutions.
Who they are: Individuals who offer constructive critique, challenge assumptions, and encourage rigorous analysis to ensure our strategies are robust and effective.
Why they are vital: Their willingness to ask difficult questions and challenge the status quo is crucial for preventing potential pitfalls and ensuring we strive for the highest standards of excellence.
Who they are: Funders and mentors who deeply understand and champion a rights-based approach to disability inclusion, moving beyond traditional charity models.
Why they are vital: Their support is rooted in a shared understanding of the importance of our work, allowing us to focus on implementing bold, transformative initiatives without needing to constantly justify the fundamental value of our mission.
Who they are: Journalists, influencers, storytellers, and media professionals who can effectively communicate our message and amplify the voices of persons with disabilities.
Why they are vital: They play a critical role in ensuring our visibility, shaping the narrative around disability rights, and reaching wider audiences to build awareness and support.
We build strong partnerships with government institutions, civil society organisations, international partners, and other stakeholders to collectively advance the rights and inclusion of persons with disabilities across Uganda.
We welcome organisations and individuals who share our rights-based approach and commitment to centring the leadership of persons with disabilities.
Every contribution strengthens our ability to advocate, train leaders, and build inclusive communities.