Disability Inclusion Starts With All of Us
Advancing disability inclusion, prevention, rehabilitation, and community-based health.
Who We Are
we are a consultancy dedicated to strengthening the capacity of governments, businesses, and civil societies in promoting disability inclusion.
What We Do
01.
— Training for Inclusion
We design and deliver participatory training programs to build the capacity of community leaders, professionals, and caregivers. Our sessions promote inclusive practices and disability awareness in education, healthcare, and workplaces.
02.
— Disability Prevention
We support awareness campaigns and local health programs focused on preventing avoidable disabilities. Through education, early detection, and accessible healthcare advocacy, we promote long-term community health and wellbeing.
03.
— Policy Support
We assist governments, NGOs, and private organizations in creating and implementing inclusive policies. Our support ensures that disability considerations are integrated into institutional planning, budgeting, and service delivery systems.
04.
— Monitoring
& Evaluation
We provide tailored M&E solutions to assess the impact and effectiveness of disability inclusion programs. Our frameworks help organizations ensure accountability, learn from experience, and scale successful interventions sustainably.
05.
— Community-Based Rehabilitation
We promote local, sustainable rehabilitation models that empower families and caregivers. Our approach focuses on early intervention, skill-building, and linking people with disabilities to health, education, and social support systems.
06.
— Inclusive Programme Development
We collaborate with partners to design inclusive, community-driven programs that address the real needs of persons with disabilities. From health to education, we ensure every initiative fosters accessibility, dignity, and equal opportunity.
Impact Stories
Feasibility Study of the Project ‘Eye Health Services, Inclusive Education and Sustainable Livelihoods for People with Disabilities in Sierra Leone 2024.
CBM, in collaboration with its local Sierra Leonean partners, prepared a funding proposal for the German Development Fund. The purpose of the feasibility study was to evaluate the foundational basis for the proposed interventions, develop a Theory of Change, assess the capacity of the local partners to implement the project and establish a monitoring and evaluation (M&E) framework. Three consultants were engaged for this assignment—one from Sierra Leone and two from Uganda. Data collection and analysis involved both qualitative and quantitative methods. The study’s recommendations focused on enhancing the project design, and capacity-building needs for the two local partners were incorporated into the project interventions to strengthen implementation.
Developing the Uganda National Blue Print on Disability 2023-2024
WIND Consult Ltd was engaged by the Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development to develop Uganda’s National Blueprint for implementing its commitments under the UNCRPD. The two-year project involved extensive consultations across all regions of Uganda, where the three consultants engaged with diverse groups, including people with disabilities (children included), parents, district officials, health workers, and education professionals. The blueprint was drafted based on these consultations and an extensive literature review. The draft documents went through multiple reviews by various ministries and district officials. The final version is now awaiting cabinet approval for implementation.
Partners
