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A group photo of the staff and children from Kyaninga Child Development Centre, waving

Partners and Projects

Children at RAPCD's primary school

RAPCD Schools

The Rwenzori Association of Parents of Children with Disabilities (RAPCD) runs a primary school for children with disabilities and a secondary school, as well as offering community-based support. 

Climbing through hoops at Kyaninga CDC's camp

KCDC Therapy

Kyaninga Child Development Centre (KCDC) offers occupational therapy, physiotherapy and speech and language therapy.

Two children standing by a piggery

RSNF Support

The Rwenzori Special Needs Foundation (RSNF) addresses poverty through livestock and arable farming, and runs a vocational school teaching hairdressing and tailoring. 

Ekari with her toy

Heart of Mercy

The Heart of Mercy project in Malawi is like a large family, caring for disabled children and their parents or guardians, usually grandparents.

An epilepsy outreach clinic outside

Epilepsy Clinics

Accomplish runs eight rural epilepsy clinics, serving about 800 children.  The clinics cover a huge area of Western Uganda, from Kagando to beyond Fort Portal.

Ekari with her toy

Heart of Mercy

The Heart of Mercy project in Malawi is like a large family, caring for disabled children and their parents or guardians, usually grandparents.

An epilepsy outreach clinic outside

Epilepsy Clinics

Accomplish runs eight rural epilepsy clinics, serving about 800 children.  The clinics cover a huge area of Western Uganda, from Kagando to beyond Fort Portal.

Ekari with her toy

Heart of Mercy

The Heart of Mercy project in Malawi is like a large family, caring for disabled children and their parents or guardians, usually grandparents.

An epilepsy outreach clinic outside

Epilepsy Clinics

Accomplish runs eight rural epilepsy clinics, serving about 800 children.  The clinics cover a huge area of Western Uganda, from Kagando to beyond Fort Portal.

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Fount for Nations

Fount for Nations provide multidisciplinary support to educate, advocate, treat and inspire communities to accept and support differently-abled children, with a priority focus on early screening and referral.

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Appropriate Paper-based Technology

APT KENYA is a project addressing the needs of children living with physical disabilities in Kenya by making assistive devices such as chairs, standing frames and wheelchair inserts from low-cost, sustainable materials.

Where We Work


We support a variety of projects through our local partners in a growing number of locations in Africa. 

 

Currently we have partners in Uganda, Kenya and Malawi, as the map below illustrates. 

 

Each project is a unique response to the local needs in the area.

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