PROJECTS

Projects that
turn inclusion
into action.

Across Meru and neighbouring counties, DOMSPARK works with persons with disabilities, families, communities, government and partners to remove barriers and create opportunities for participation.

Community kitchen garden

FIVE PROJECTS. ONE COMMITMENT.

Different challenges. A shared commitment to inclusion.

Our completed projects have responded to different realities faced by persons with disabilities, children, families and communities.

From food security and livelihoods to health, rehabilitation, nutrition, WASH and advocacy, the work has always been about reducing barriers and creating opportunities for people to participate more fully in community life.

WHAT OUR PROJECTS CONNECT

Inclusion does not happen in isolation.

Real change often requires several pieces to work together: health, livelihoods, access, participation and community support.

01

Health & rehabilitation

Improving access to healthcare, rehabilitation and assistive technology so people can live with greater independence.

02

Livelihoods & resilience

Supporting savings, agriculture, livestock and income opportunities that help households build resilience.

03

Inclusion & participation

Strengthening disability organisations, advocacy and participation in decisions that affect people's lives.

04

Nutrition & wellbeing

Supporting healthier children, stronger families and community-based approaches to nutrition and care.

COMPLETED PROJECTS

Five projects.
Years of learning and action.

Explore the projects, partnerships and approaches that have contributed to greater inclusion, resilience and opportunity.

WHAT CHANGED

Change takes many forms.

Across our completed projects, change has meant better access, stronger livelihoods, greater mobility, healthier families and stronger community participation.

1,336

kitchen gardens established

Inclusive Livelihoods & Resilience
1,179

assistive devices issued

Inclusive Livelihoods & Resilience
6,250

people assessed and registered

MINT
1,692

people with disabilities established income-generating activities

Inclusive Livelihoods & Resilience
18

mother-to-mother support groups formed

Child Malnutrition Project

These are selected results from individual completed projects. They are not presented as a cumulative DOMSPARK-wide total.

BEYOND THE PROJECT

Projects are designed to leave something behind.

We work through communities, organisations of persons with disabilities, families, government services and other partners. The aim is not only to deliver activities, but to strengthen knowledge, relationships, systems and local structures that can continue creating change.

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DOMSPARK PROJECTS

Projects end. Change should not.

Our completed projects have contributed to stronger livelihoods, improved access to services, greater participation and increased opportunities for persons with disabilities, children and their families.