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Frequently Asked Questions

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CeDIRI (Centre for Disability Inclusion, Research and Innovation) is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting disability inclusion, advocacy, research, education, healthcare, and economic empowerment for Persons with Disabilities and vulnerable communities in Uganda.

CeDIRI stands for Centre for Disability Inclusion, Research and Innovation.

CeDIRI supports Persons with Disabilities, children, youth, women, older persons with disabilities, vulnerable families, and marginalized communities across Uganda.

Our core programmes include:

  • Inclusive Education
  • Health & Rehabilitation
  • Advocacy & Human Rights
  • Economic Empowerment
  • Climate Change & Resilience
  • Research & Innovation

We support inclusive education through scholarships, school materials, mentorship programs, vocational training, teacher training, Braille and sign language learning, and community learning centres.

Yes. CeDIRI supports vulnerable individuals by providing assistive devices such as wheelchairs, white canes, artificial limbs, and other mobility and accessibility aids.

Organizations, donors, institutions, and individuals can partner with CeDIRI through funding, sponsorships, volunteering, collaborative projects, advocacy initiatives, and technical support.

You can support CeDIRI by donating funds, volunteering your time, sponsoring community programs, providing resources, or partnering with us to expand our impact.

Yes. Research and innovation are key pillars of our work. We conduct disability-focused research to generate evidence that informs inclusive policies, programs, and sustainable solutions.

CeDIRI operates in Uganda and works with communities, schools, healthcare providers, government agencies, and development partners to promote disability inclusion and empowerment.

Disability inclusion ensures that Persons with Disabilities have equal access to education, healthcare, employment, opportunities, and participation in society without discrimination or barriers.

You can contact CeDIRI through our official communication channels, email, social media platforms, or by visiting our offices for more information about our programs and partnerships.