DIWODE
Disabled Women in Development
Kampala, Uganda
About
Founded in 1999, DIWODE is a non-governmental organisation based in Kampala, Uganda working on disability, gender equality, children & youth +3 more.
DIWODE is a registered Ugandan non-governmental organisation based in Kampala. It works to advance the social and economic interests of women and girls with disabilities and vulnerable children in marginalised communities across Uganda. Its work includes inclusive medical camps that provide health services to disabled women, girls and children, advocacy to raise awareness of their rights and inclusion, and capacity-building programmes such as skilling initiatives that help women with disabilities gain independence. The organisation collaborates with partners such as Wougnet to share resources and expertise. Its annual medical screening camp in Kampala has served several hundred people with disabilities from slum areas each year.
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Inclusive Medical Camps
Health · Uganda
Medical screening camps providing essential health services to women, girls and children with disabilities, held annually in Kampala.
Diwode Skilling Project
Employment & Skills · Uganda
Skills training to equip women with disabilities with essential skills and resources for independence.
Advocacy and Awareness
Human rights · Uganda
Campaigns raising awareness of the rights and needs of disabled women and children and promoting inclusion.
Capacity Building Programs
Community development · Uganda
Initiatives building the skills and resources of women with disabilities to thrive in their communities.
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