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OUR THEMATIC FOCUS AREAS

BI interventions are concentrated in three CBID linked strategic focus areas viz. (1) Access to Comprehensive Healthcare and Rehabilitative Services; (2) Inclusive Lifelong Education; (3) Livelihoods Development and Social Inclusion.

Comprehensive Healthcare and Rehabilitative Services:

BI shall through this strategic focus areas seek to enhance the quality of life for PWDs and their caregivers by supporting them to meet their healthcare and rehabilitation needs. BI  implement its CBID programs in resource-constrained settings jointly with POs/ DPOs and relevant State and Non State Actors. The focus area seeks to address concerns around access to quality healthcare for PWDs; knowledge and awareness of policy makers on PWDs & related health issues; health data; quality specialized rehabilitation services; and degree of inclusion of PWDs within the health services provision system. Under this area we also provide special focus on sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) for persons with disabilities. Persons with disabilities have the same sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) needs as other people. Yet they often face barriers to information and services. The ignorance and attitudes of society and individuals, including health-care providers, raise most of these barriers – not the disabilities themselves. That is why BI gives a special focus in this area for PWDs especially youngsters with disabilities.

Livelihoods Development and Social Inclusion:

PWDs live in extreme poverty with limited access to productive resources, assets or opportunities. Further, family members of PWDs spend lots of time providing care, which eats into their productive time. This strategic focus area seeks to contribute to existence of inclusive resilient and equitable communities where PWDs are included and empowered to exercise their full rights. Attention is granted to promoting a conducive environment for livelihood expansion for PWDs and their families; facilitating access to productive resources and opportunities; empowerment or skills enhancement; as well as enhanced participation of PWDs in all relevant social, economic and political processes and or decision making across all levels.In high risk areas our work includes activities around community preparedness for disasters and or emergency situations. Under social inclusion we also focus on Child Safeguarding- focusing on preventative actions to ensure that all children are protected from deliberate or unintentional acts that lead to the risk of or actual harm

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Inclusive Lifelong Education:

CWD are often stigmatized, discriminated upon and experience many barriers to accessing age and disability appropriate education. Inclusive education seeks to address these challenges by responding to the needs of learners devoid of any discrimination. This pillar seeks to facilitate increased access to inclusive quality education for CWD in line with SDG 4 and Universal Primary Education commitment by the Government of Tanzania. The priority challenges to be addressed under this pillar are low CYWDs’ enrolment; low awareness of parents; limited access to education resource and assessment centers; inadequate numbers of qualified specialized teachers; insufficiency of disability friendly infrastructure, teaching, and learning materials; as well as gaps in education curriculum as far as special education is concerned.

CURRENT PROJECTS AND PROGRAMMES

KCBRP endeavors to contribute to meaningful change for PWDs from deprived settings, and especially, Children and Youngsters with Disabilities (CYWD), enabling the latter to enjoy equitable, healthy and happy life by supporting various development programs. The following are current and previous projects

Child Empowerment Programme(CEP):

BI shall through this strategic focus areas seek to enhance the quality of life for PWDs and their caregivers by supporting them to meet their healthcare and rehabilitation needs. BI  implement its CBID programs in resource-constrained settings jointly with POs/ DPOs and relevant State and Non State Actors. The focus area seeks to address concerns around access to quality healthcare for PWDs; knowledge and awareness of policy makers on PWDs & related health issues; health data; quality specialized rehabilitation services; and degree of inclusion of PWDs within the health services provision system. Under this area we also provide special focus on sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) for persons with disabilities. Persons with disabilities have the same sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) needs as other people. Yet they often face barriers to information and services. The ignorance and attitudes of society and individuals, including health-care providers, raise most of these barriers – not the disabilities themselves. That is why BI gives a special focus in this area for PWDs especially youngsters with disabilities.

The project is funded by Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ). In Tanzania it is coordinated and overseen by German Leprosy and Tuberculosis Relief Association (GLRA)-Tanzania and implemented by BI. The project aims to empower children with disabilities and their families.  A total of 8,385 PWDs are aimed to be facilitated toaccess assistive devices, reconstructive surgeries and school materials to restore their mobility or physical function and access education. Of these, about 3,507 of the neediest PWDs are aimed to receive direct support. About 15 Parent Support Groups (PSGs) consisting of 300 parents or caregivers of PWDs are meant to receive skills training and funding for business start-ups and two (2) FDPOs (Federation of Disabled People Organisation) are meant to be  enabled to undertake mobilisation, advocacy and awareness raising projects. The project is meant to indirectly reach out to the remaining 4,878 children are meant to be facilitated to access services from the existing infrastructures through advocacy and lobbying. About 33,540 community members, including the family members/guardians of PWDs and representatives of local government authorities, decision makers in the project area aimed to benefit through increased knowledge and awareness about the rights of PWDs, especially the right to education, are  also meant be counted among the indirect beneficiaries. The project’s budget is 515,935.00 Euros approximately TZS 1,318,213,925 for 36 Months (3 Years).

Education for All Project(E4ALL) December 2021-November 2024:​

VOICE AFRICA ALBINISM NETWORK(AAN) PROJECT:

Voice, on behalf of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands, has granted approval for a project amounting to €137,521.11 (One Hundred Thirty-Seven Thousand, Five Hundred Twenty-One Euros and Eleven cents), approximately equivalent to TZS 351,366,436.05. The initiative aims to establish a well-organized and effective human rights entity focused on albinism in Africa. The primary goal is to drive the implementation of the African Union (AU) Plan of Action on Albinism.

This project is strategically positioned to provide support to the efforts of the AU Special Envoy, facilitating continued advocacy within the AU. Its overarching objective is to bolster the burgeoning movement of people with albinism in Africa. The organized approach includes comprehensive support for the AU’s Plan of Action on Albinism, and it aligns with the broader mission of fostering human rights.

Collaborating with the Africa Albinism Network, the project represents a collaborative effort to address the challenges faced by individuals with albinism in Africa. By securing this funding, the initiative aims to make significant strides in advocating for the rights and well-being of people with albinism, contributing to a more inclusive and supportive environment on the continent.

The Rehabilitation and Training Project, facilitated by Beyond Inclusion, is a dual-purpose initiative providing specialized therapeutic services and serving as a social enterprise for financial sustainability. This project addresses diverse rehabilitation needs through tailored services such as physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy. Beyond Inclusion’s involvement ensures a holistic approach, promoting both community well-being and financial viability.

By offering crucial therapeutic interventions, the project enhances the overall well-being and functional abilities of individuals facing health challenges. Simultaneously, as a social enterprise, it adopts sustainable business practices, generating revenue to maintain financial stability. Beyond Inclusion’s facilitation not only emphasizes self-sufficiency but also encourages a sense of social responsibility within the community. This innovative model, driven by Beyond Inclusion’s commitment, exemplifies a transformative blend of social impact and economic viability, fostering inclusive healthcare solutions.

Rehabilitation and Training Project:

PREVIOUS PROJECTS AND PROGRAMMES

KCBRP endeavors to contribute to meaningful change for PWDs from deprived settings, and especially, Children and Youngsters with Disabilities (CYWD), enabling the latter to enjoy equitable, healthy and happy life by supporting various development programs. The following are current and previous projects

Auditing Report for 2022: Beyond Inclusion (formerly KCBRP)

We are pleased to present the auditing report for the year 2022 for Beyond Inclusion (BI), formerly known as KCBRP. This report reflects our commitment to transparency and accountability, showcasing our financial performance and adherence to the highest standards. As we transition to the name Beyond Inclusion, our dedication to excellence remains steadfast, and we look forward to continued growth

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Mobile Impact: Sumve Hospital Gains a New Vehicle!

Exciting update! With the support of Liliane Foundation and MIVA Foundation, Sumve Hospital now has a new vehicle. This means improved mobility for healthcare services, reaching more lives in need. Together, we’re making a positive impact! 🏥🚗 #BeyondInclusion #LilianeFoundation #MIVAFoundation #HealthcareAccess

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On the Move: Sengerema Mshikamano Gains a New Vehicle!

Exciting news! Thanks to the unwavering support from Liliane Foundation and MIVA Foundation, Sengerema Mshikamano is now equipped with a new vehicle. This means enhanced outreach and support for the local community. Together, we’re driving positive change! 🌐 #BeyondInclusion #LilianeFoundation #MIVAFoundation #CommunityImpact

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Driving Change: Umoja NGO Now On the Move with a New Vehicle!

Big news! Thanks to the generous support from Liliane Foundation and MIVA Foundation, Umoja NGO is now equipped with a new vehicle. This means greater reach and impact in supporting our community. Together, we’re driving positive change! 🌍 ✨ #BeyondInclusion #LilianeFoundation #MIVAFoundation #CommunitySupport

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Empowering Journeys: Nyakaiga Hospital Receives a New Vehicle!

Exciting news! Thanks to the support from the Liliane Foundation and MIVA Foundation, Nyakaiga Hospital now has a brand new Vehicle (Toyota Land Cruiser). This means improved accessibility to healthcare services for the community. Together, we’re making a difference! 🌟 #BeyondInclusion #LilianeFoundation #MIVAFoundation #HealthcareAccess

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Beyond Inclusion (BI) Website Launch!

  We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our new website! 🎉 Explore the empowering world of BI, championing the rights and inclusion of persons with disabilities. Discover our programs, initiatives, and stay updated on our journey towards a more inclusive society. Visit us at www.beyondinclusion.or.tz today!   #BeyondInclusion #WebsiteLaunch #InclusiveSociety  

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P.O.Box 389 Karagwe, Kagera.

Email: info@beyondinclusion.or.tz
Phone: +255 757 544 759

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