People with intellectual disabilities are disproportionately affected by the country’s problems such as poverty, poor health and lack of information. Thus they are consistently excluded from import decision making processes that affect them.
By seeking to understand, we build the trust and connection that form the foundation for everything we do.
We actively build a culture of equity where everyone belongs, grounded in unwavering mutual respect for every individual.
We are unwaveringly professional in our conduct and fiercely competitive in our drive to deliver exceptional results for our persons with intellectual disabilities.
Integrity is our compass and transparency is our promise, ensuring persons with intellectual disabilities are always confident and informed.
Intellectual disabilities include among others; cerebral palsy, down syndrome, autism, fragile X syndrome, Prada Willi syndrome and fetal alcohol spectrum disorder
Individuals with intellectual disability may need support with daily tasks, decision-making, and social interactions, but many can lead fulfilling, semi-independent lives.
Signs may include delayed speech, poor problem-solving skills, difficulty with self-care, and limited social and communication skills.
Treatment involves individualized support, education, and training to develop skills, adapt behaviors, and access resources like speech therapy, occupational therapy, and counseling.
Inclusion Uganda is non-governmental organization that works with persons with intellectual disabilities and their families. Inclusion Uganda was established in 1983 by a group of parents and professionals of children with intellectual disabilities who came together to find a common solution to the problems that were affecting their children both at home and their communities.
