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Several people, including Light for the World staff stand in front of a Light for the World banner smiling to celebrate the launch of We Can Work, one of the good news stories of 2023.
Light for the World and the Mastercard Foundation have partnered to enable young people with disabilities to access dignified and fulfilling work by 2030 through the “We Can Work” programme. We will work closely with the African Disability Forum, and national OPDs in Ethiopia, Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Ghana, Nigeria and Senegal.

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Lothar Jaschke, Deputy Head of the European Union Delegation to South Sudan, Omot Okony, Undersecretary in the Ministry of General Education and Instruction, Lucy Nyaga, International Director of Programmes at Light for the World and Professor John Aketch, Vice Chancellor of the University of Juba, at the opening of the Inclusive Resource Centre at the University of Juba. All are smiling and applauding.
(L-R) Augustino Wudu Chairperson of South Sudan Union of Persons with Disabilities, Lothar Jaschke, Deputy Head of the European Union Delegation to South Sudan, Omot Okony, Undersecretary in the Ministry of General Education and Instruction, Lucy Nyaga, International Director of Programmes at Light for the World and Professor John Aketch, Vice Chancellor of the University of Juba, at the opening of the Inclusive Resource Centre. © Nema Juma / Light for the World
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