We promote inclusive agricultural practices by supporting persons with disabilities in vegetable cultivation. Through our demonstration garden, participants learn improved agronomic techniques that enhance food security and income generation.

We offer hands-on training in sandal making, belt crafting, keyholder production, and carpentry. These activities utilize locally available materials, including animal by-products. For services beyond our scope, we collaborate with partner organizations to ensure continuity of support.

We foster mental well-being and social inclusion through recreational activities such as football, volleyball, and other group games. These engagements help reduce isolation, anxiety, and depression. We also conduct home visits for individuals with mobility challenges—offering companionship, storytelling, and emotional support to promote integration and dignity.

Our advocacy efforts focus on the most marginalized groups within refugee communities—particularly children with disabilities and women. We champion their rights, amplify their voices, and work to dismantle barriers to inclusion and protection.

We have established a Language Learning Centre to promote literacy and communication skills among persons with disabilities. While distance and mobility limitations pose challenges, we are exploring adaptive solutions including assistive tools and community-based outreach to ensure equitable access to education.

With sports and leisure we play different games like football, volleyball, etc. to help disabled people to gather together and create friendships which enable them to avoid loneliness that can trigger them into depression.