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Summer 2024 Letter to your MP – keep people with disabilities on the agenda
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Download this letter to contact your MP and urge them to keep people with disabilities on the new Government's agenda
CBM UK Project Evidence Brief #5 – Meeting the Education Needs of Girls with Disabilities
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This Project Evidence Brief summarises the SAGE Endline Evaluation, supplemented by reflections from CBM Global Zimbabwe.
Disability Voices paper (June 2024)- Disability Inclusive Education
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“Disability is not inability”: Listening to adolescent girls with disabilities in Zimbabwe
Safeguarding Policy June 2024
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This policy applies to all employees of CBM UK and all staff contracted by CBM UK and associated personnel whilst engaged with work or visits related to or under the direction or care of CBM UK.
SaveAbility Final Evaluation Report
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Final evaluation report 2022 for CBM's SaveAbility socio-economic empowerment of people with disabilities in Rwanda by Chris Smith and Professor Liz Trust.
PrevENT Ear and Hearing Healthcare Final Report 2022
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Final Evaluation Report 2022: PreVent Project: Community ear and hearing healthcare and rehabilitation of disabling hearing loss by Chris Smith and professor Liz Grant
Disability inclusion through economic empowerment
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Lessons from CBM-supported VSLA Uganda and SaveAbility Rwanda.
A holistic approach to improving employment inclusion for deaf employees
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This Evidence Brief illustrates how empowerment of deaf employees was enhanced through the CBM-supported i2i project in Kenya and can bring benefits to everyone – employees and employers alike.
Promoting accessible and inclusive Primary Ear and Hearing Care
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Lessons from the PrevENT project, Zambia, 2017-2022.
CBM Global Climate Advocacy Roadmap
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The purpose of the roadmap is to set out our intended direction of travel for climate advocacy (2023 – 2026). Our hope is that international, regional and national level climate policies will fully reflect the inclusion of persons with disabilities. This is needed in advance of the Global Disability Summit in 2025 so as to help shape upcoming global processes for future development frameworks.
The Impact of Climate Change from people with disabilities in the places we work
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CBM Global recognises that climate change disproportionately affects 1.3 billion people with disabilities living around the world in complex and interconnected ways. In this document, you will find perspectives from the people that we work with and how CBM Global is responding.
Understanding Stigma: Listening to people living with NTDs in Nigeria
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In this paper we hear from people living with leprosy and lymphatic filariasis in Nigeria. Their testimonies were gathered through focus group discussions and key informant interviews conducted as part of the Mind Skin Link project in Nigeria.