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Three young people with disabilities participating in the first workshops of the We Can Work Programme. They are posing for a photo. The man in the middle gives a
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April 2024 News Wrap

A Disability Inclusion Advisor from Light for the World in Mozambique being interviewed by a local TV station. The DIF is a woman who uses a wheelchair.
A Disability Inclusion Advisor in Mozambique being interviewed by a local TV station. © Mango Sound/Light for the World.
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  • Disability Rights

How to report on disability: 6 tips for journalists 

A young woman smiles as she looks into the camera. She is standing outside, in front of a brick wall, and wears a yellow dress, with a patterned red and maroon scarf around her neck. She is gently holding onto a wooden stick.
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February 2024 News Wrap 

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Tenders

Image of two graduates from the Employable programme in front of a Light for the World banner. On the right is Brian Ngugi, who studies Building Technology at Machakos Technical Institute for the Blind in Kenya.
More than 100 students recently graduated from the Employable programme run by Light for the World, including Machakos Technical Institute for the Blind student Brian Ngugi.
  • Economic Empowerment
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How students with disabilities become ‘EmployABLE’ in Kenya

An image of Zehara Mohamed Ali, a trader with a disability, who has benefitted from a VSLA loan.
Zehara Mohamed Ali, a trader with a disability, was able to re-start her business after receiving a VSLA loan. © Light for the World.
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  • Humanitarian Action

Combining emergency response with lasting resilience in Ethiopia

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10 ways we touched lives in 2022

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United to end violence against women and girls with disabilities

Two members of the Sports for Peace team, one in red and one in yellow, play football on a dusty pitch in South Sudan.
Two members of the Sports for Peace team, one in red and one in yellow, play football on a dusty pitch in South Sudan.
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  • Humanitarian Action

Promoting peace through football

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  • Disability Rights

No climate solution without disability inclusion