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Category: News Wrap

A group of project participants from Burkina Faso and project staff join hands and smile. Some are sat in tricycles.
IMPACT-BF has won a Zero Project Award.
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  • Disability Rights

February News Wrap: leaving no one behind in humanitarian action

South Sudan blind football team captain Martin Ladu Paul touches the golden trophy from African Blind Football Championship. Next to him, also touching the trophy, are three women including the Undersecretary in the Ministry of Youth and Sports and vice president Rebecca Nyandeng.
South Sudan blind football team captain Martin Ladu Paul presents the trophy to the vice president. © Nema Juma / Light for the World
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January News Wrap: South Sudan’s blind footballers meet vice-president 

Person sitting on a wooden bench against a light blue and white wall, wearing a brown jacket over a beige shirt, with a white gauze bandage over one eye and smiling at the camera.
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  • Disability Rights
  • Eye Health

November News Wrap: Ethiopia eye health campaign delivers over 500 surgeries 

A woman stands in an audience. She holds a microphone and is addressing someone at the front, out of the frame. Many people sit around her listening. She is wearing traditional dress, including a colorful necklace, headband and belt. The conference room has a large wooden paneled wall in the background, and light green table cloths. Everyone looks serious but interested.
IF closure Kenya Oct 2025 (1) © Dennis Hombe / Light for the World
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October News Wrap: entrepreneurs with disabilities lead change in Kenya 

Alice Mbere, a Trainee Disability Inclusion Facilitator in Kenya, smiles while holding up a Disability Inclusion Advisory Service Resource Book. She is wearing a bright dress of red and blue.
Alice Mbere, one of 27 young people with disabilities trained as Trainee Disability Inclusion Facilitators through the We Can Work programme in Kenya. The TDIFs will promote disability inclusion in workplaces, programmes and communities. © Dennis Hombe / Light for the World
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September News Wrap: young changemakers set to spark inclusion 

A classroom scene with students sitting at desks; a student in the foreground wearing a white and yellow shirt with green accents is writing in a notebook.
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  • Disability Rights
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August News Wrap: powerful partnership brings eye care to thousands in Burkina Faso 

Kedir Mohamed, a young Ethiopian boy sits smiling in a classroom while wearing a blue eye-testing frame used for vision screening. He wears a bright blue shirt over a pale green T-shirt. Behind him, the wall is painted yellow and blue, with hand-painted text in English that reads questions like “What is your name?” and “How old are you?” The boy appears happy and engaged during a school-based eye health screening.
Kedir Mohamed during a school eye health screening.
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  • Disability Rights
  • Eye Health
  • General

July News Wrap: Students see bright future after specs campaign 

A man smiles. He is sitting outside a corrugated iron shelter. He wears black sunglasses and a purple striped shirt. He has a beard. It looks hot outside and you can see sun shining in the background.
David Liep
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  • Humanitarian Action
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Spotlight on refugees with disabilities

A nurse in green scrubs checks the eyes of a student in a classroom in Burkina Faso.
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  • Disability Rights
  • Eye Health

Eye health progress in Burkina Faso

We Can Work and OPD representative youth speak at GDS in a fireside chat about inclusive employment. There is a GDS logo in the background and two young people with albinism are on stage delivering a presentation.
We Can Work and OPD representative youth speak at GDS in a fireside chat about inclusive employment.
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  • Disability Rights
  • Eye Health

Youth lead the way at Global Disability Summit