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Mozambique has been hit by four cyclones in two years, destroying the livelihoods of many people. © Mango Sound
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A group of around 15 community members work together to construct the circular wooden roof frame of an accessible storage barn in Mozambique as part of the SPARK programme. Men and women stand around the structure, hands on the timber frame, in a rural outdoor setting.
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September News Wrap: people with disabilities to shape future of farming in southern Africa 

September 2026 News Wrap — our work, successes and impact.

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Mohammed Lansah, Learning and Documentation Officer for Ghana for We Can Work, on the left hand side of the photo and Ambrose Murangira, Technical Director Disability Inclusion at Light for the World, on the right hand side. Both are smiling broadly.
Ambrose Murangira, Technical Director Disability Inclusion at Light for the World, and Mohammed Lansah, Learning and Documentation Officer for Ghana for We Can Work, at Inspiration Week.
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  • News Wrap
28.11.2024

November 2024 News Wrap 

Our work, successes and impact in November 2024.   

Hanadi, a trainee teacher, practises signs during a class. She is in front of a blackboard and wearing a red dress.
Hanadi, a trainee teacher, practises signs during a training session at Rombur National Teachers Training Institute.
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  • Inclusive Education
05.11.2024

Inclusive education in South Sudan: teachers trained in sign language and braille 

As part of a multi-year resilience programme supported by Education Cannot Wait, the next generation of educators are learning how ...

A woman wearing earings and a party dress is holding an a golden award tropy. © Doreck Ankunda / Light for the World
Doreck Ankunda, a Disability Inclusion Facilitator and one of the stars of When You Become Me, holds her award. © Doreck Ankunda / Light for the World
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04.11.2024

October 2024 News Wrap 

Our work, successes and impact in October 2024.   

Andera Delfyna, Learning and Innovation Expert at Light for the World, facilitating a co-creation session. She is smiling and handing a piece of paper to a programme participant.
Andera Delfyna, Learning and Innovation Expert at Light for the World, facilitates a co-creation session.
  • Economic Empowerment
28.10.2024

5 tips for programme co-creation: a guide for NGOs 

A new report offers insights into how NGOs and other organisations can successfully co-create projects that spark lasting change. 

Amer Ajith, a Disability Inclusion Facilitator in Jonglei State sitting on a motorised tricycle in flood water in a village in Jonglei State.
Amer Ajith, a Disability Inclusion Facilitator in Jonglei State. © Nema Juma / Light for the World
  • Humanitarian Action
23.10.2024

Call to protect people with disabilities as ‘unprecedented’ floods hit South Sudan 

The emergency has already affected 1 million people, with more than 270,000 forced to leave their homes. 

Image of Nigest Unche, standing and smiling in front of a blackboard in a school classroom. Nigest attends Sikela Primary School in Arba Minch, Ethiopia. She received glasses through 1, 2, 3 I can see! a school child eye health programme of Light for the World. ©Genaye Eshetu
Nigest Unche attends Sikela Primary School in Arba Minch, Ethiopia. She received glasses through 1, 2, 3 I can see! a school child eye health programme of Light for the World. © Genaye Eshetu / Light for the World.
  • Eye Health
14.10.2024

Six ways to improve child eye health in sub-Saharan Africa on World Sight Day

On World Sight Day we join IAPB in calling for a world where every child has eye health that is ...

It is a big head that says mental health matters, with speech bubbles all around the head. Every person that came to an event I held last year did a painting of those bubbles. We had different colours, which depicts our differences, we all have different things that resonate with. It also symbolizes that we are all at different stages, we are all willing to grow and our collective belief gave us that full picture. We all used different colors, but that is what made it beautiful.
A drawing from many collaborators depicting their mental health
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  • Disability Rights
08.10.2024

10 lessons on disability inclusive mental health from an expert

Today, on World Mental Health Day, Disability Inclusion Expert, Adedotun Esan, shares her lessons and experiences in providing and advocating ...

Six people are outside, in a red clay field. There are green tress in the distance. They are testing out adapted farming equipment, a woman sits on a machine with wheels.
A group of people test out an adapted farming tool developed in an AgriLab
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  • Disability Rights
  • Economic Empowerment
  • Humanitarian Action
27.09.2024

September 2024 News Wrap 

Our work, successes and impact in September 2024.  

Ambrose Murangira stands smiling in front of a Light for the World sign
Ambrose Murangira spoke at COP28 about making the green transition inclusive of people with disabilities.
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  • Disability Rights
18.09.2024

Ways to communicate with a Deaf person: 5 top tips

On International Day of Sign Languages 2024, Ambrose Murangira, Thematic Director of Disability Inclusion at Light for the World, shares ...

Kayoela Karata, a 35-year-old Ethiopian man, smiles and looks at the camera. He is wearing a yellow and black striped polo shirt and brown jacket.
Kayoela Karata is excited about being active on his farm again after successful cataract surgery. © Light for the World
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27.08.2024

August 2024 News Wrap 

Our work, successes and impact in August 2024.   

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