Edinburgh International Conference Centre, Scotland 25-27 October 2016 “For 3 days, every 4 years, 1000 of the world’s leading disability experts unite, committed to creating a more inclusive and accessible world for all.” Shaw Trust hosted the 23rd Rehabilitation International World Congress. Planning for the event commenced in April 2014, with the core team wellestablished […]
A screening of Kenya-based film – Lisilojulikana (The Unknown) – followed by a panel Q&A and discussion. Lisilojulikana (The Unknown) Please click here to view a brief trailer and read below for more details. It is bad enough not being able to walk and play with other children, but how do you overcome the fear […]
This report presents findings from telephone interviews with 87 members from Disabled People’s Organisation (DPO) partners and 10 DPO/Self-Help Group (SHG) leaders from organisations with 1,998 members in 10 districts across 7 provinces of Cambodia, to
In June 2020, ADD International conducted structured interviews with leaders from ten Disabled People’s Organisations which are participating in the Inclusion Works programme in three districts
This report presents the findings from telephone interviews with 91 representatives from 15 Disabled People’s Organisation (DPO) partners in Bangladesh, to ask about the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on persons with disabilities in Bangladesh. The report
Rehabilitation improves the health outcomes of patients with severe cases of COVID-19 and benefits health services through:
− Optimizing health and functioning outcomes: Rehabilitation may reduce complications associated with admission to an ICU
The study employed primary research methods to gather both quantitative and qualitative information through a semi-structured survey with Help Age programme beneficiaries in five countries: Bangladesh, Indonesia, Myanmar, Nepal and Pakistan.
Advancing the rights and inclusion of people with disabilities worldwide. An interview with Mme. Zhang Haidi, President of Rehabilitation International. Haidi: Our fellow people and their situations worry me most at this moment. The epidemic broke out
Disability Relief Services (DRS)-Tanzania, has continued to manifest its strategic operational intent as it moves ahead towards becoming among key humanitarian and community services providers within
Ensure Access to Information, Essential Services For Those Most at Risk. (New York) – COVID-19 presents particular risks for many people with disabilities around the world, Human Rights Watch said today. Governments should make
