
Support For Disabled Children
Approximately 12.4% of children under the age of 18 in Uganda have a disability. The most common types of disabilities among children include physical, sensory, intellectual, and mental health disabilities. Despite progress in legislation and policy frameworks, many disabled children still face barriers to accessing essential services and opportunities for full participation in society.
Children's Aid Association (CAA) stands as a beacon of hope for disabled children in Uganda, providing them with essential support, care, and rehabil...
THERE IS GREAT ABILITY IN THEM WHEN ASSISTED
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Children's Aid Association (CAA) stands as a beacon of hope for disabled children in Uganda
Before finding refuge at (CAA), disabled children in Uganda often face daunting challenges in their homes and communities. Socio-cultural beliefs may view disability as a curse or punishment, leading to discrimination and neglect. Access to healthcare, education, and social services is limited, exacerbating the struggles these children endure. Many families lack the resources and knowledge to adequately care for their disabled children, further isolating them from opportunities for growth and development.
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