It doesn't always start in a hospital. Sometimes it starts with a knock on a family's door. In many rural communities in Uganda, children with disabilities are still identified too late—or not at all. Distance, poverty, stigma and a lack of rehabilitation services...
Who cares for the caregivers?
When we talk about children with disabilities, we often focus on the child. But behind every child is a caregiver—usually a mother, grandmother, or family member—whose well-being shapes the wellbeing of the entire family. In our latest article, "Caring for the...
2025 Annual Report published
We are proud to share that the 2025 Annual Report of Enablement Foundation is now published on our website. 2025 was a year of growth, learning, and stronger partnerships. Across Ethiopia, Ghana, Malawi, and Uganda, together with our local partners, caregivers, health...
What if CBR workers had expert rehabilitation guidance in their pocket?
Community-based rehabilitation (CBR) workers are the backbone of disability inclusion in low- and middle-income countries — yet too often they are expected to deliver complex rehabilitation services without specialist support, reliable connectivity, or practical...
Tradition Meets Rehabilitation
In Ethiopia, organisations like the GAT Center and the University of Gondar’s Community-Based Rehabilitation Programme are proving that inclusive care doesn’t start in clinics alone — it starts in communities. In partnership with Enablement Foundation, their work...
The Village Effect: Rethinking Disability Care in Uganda
Across Uganda, a quiet revolution is taking place — one household at a time. Through the partnership between Enablement Foundation (EF), Katalemwa Cheshire Home (KCH), and Uganda’s Village Health Teams (VHTs), children with disabilities are now receiving...









