In this newsletter, you will receive updates about the Herat Earthquake Emergency Relief Response, Students Graduation Ceremony, Community-based Disability Awareness and Support Program Updates, Celebrating International Day of Persons with Disabilities, and more.
Read MoreIn this newsletter, you will receive updates about the School Midterm Paper Distribution Event, Community-based Disability Awareness and Support Program Updates, School Playground Opening, Capacity Building Training Workshop, Home Aviculture Equipment for Behishta’s Family, and more.
Read MoreIn this newsletter, you will receive updates about ECI receiving Rehabilitation International's Centennial Award, graduation of students with intellectual disabilities, CBDASP progress in six provinces, Emergency Relief Fund for Fereshta, MGFF achievements, radio magazine programs, and more.
Read MoreThe newsletter covers a range of topics including the launch of the social enterprise bakery, Ramadan fundraising campaign, enabled children school's new academic year, beautiful photos from students, the celebration of women's day…
Read MoreWe celebrated World Teacher Day on October 5, 2022 by thanking our incredible team of teachers at the Enabled Children School for children with disabilities. They bring joy, hope & positivity to our students lives & are a key part of our team.
Read MoreIn this article Nasir describes how the Enabled Children Initiative (ECI) set up a school for children with disabilities in Afghanistan that aims eventually to include them in mainstream settings by working with other schools to develop inclusive learning environments.
Read MoreIn August, we started Phase 2 of our Community-based disability awareness & support program in 6 provinces of Afghanistan, reaching 210 new families in need who have a child with a disability…
Read MoreAfghanistan has one of the highest proportions of people with disability globally. At least one in five households contain an adult or child with a physical, sensory or psychosocial disability. More than one million Afghans also have amputated limbs, or experience mobility, visual or hearing disabilities. The prevalence of disability in Afghanistan is due to a myriad of problems caused by decades of conflict and instability. This includes buried land mines, and artillery shelling, disease, poor healthcare and acute poverty.
Read MoreCommunity-based Disability Support & Awareness Program Since launching the Community-based disability awareness and support program, CBDASP, in January, ECI has supported 329 families in Kabul,…
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