We are located at Clock-Tower, Nsambya–Kabalagala Road, opposite Kingsgate Building, Kampala, Uganda.

Our programs mainly target persons with disabilities (PWDs), including youth, women, and men, as well as caregivers and communities promoting inclusion.

We provide vocational and technical skills training, entrepreneurship development, advocacy for disability rights, psychosocial support, and livelihood assistance such as start-up toolkits and market linkages.

Interested individuals can apply by visiting our offices, contacting us through our official phone or email, or registering through community mobilizers and partner organizations.

Most of our training programs are either subsidized or fully sponsored by donors and partners. Some may require minimal contributions, depending on available funding.

Yes. We provide continuous mentorship, business guidance, start-up toolkits, and link beneficiaries to job opportunities or markets.

We offer accessible training environments, adaptive tools, sign language support, and awareness programs that champion disability rights and inclusion.

Absolutely. We welcome partnerships with NGOs, companies, government agencies, and individuals who are passionate about disability inclusion and empowerment.

You can volunteer by filling in our volunteer form on the website or contacting our office directly. We welcome volunteers in training, mentorship, administration, fundraising, and community outreach.

Donations can be made through bank transfers, mobile money, or by contacting our office for partnership contributions. All donations directly support skills training, livelihoods, and inclusion programs.

We rely on donations, grants, corporate partnerships, and community contributions. We maintain transparency and accountability in all funds received and used.