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1. Include

Creating deep community leadership and engagement.

We’ll amplify stories and knowledge driving inclusion through partnerships, networks and DPOs.

With advocacy and engagement across key sporting and cultural moments, we’ll empower for change in collaboration with AT users and the disability innovation community.

Co-developing storytelling narratives for social change we’ll challenge stigma, while building knowledge and understanding by testing and scaling community engagement strategies to accelerate impact. Our Para-Sport Against Stigma programme will explore new and innovative ways of to amplify para sport activity and drive change as we power change through dissemination.

We will develop a network of Disabled Peoples Organisations (DOPs) aligning to Assistive Technology – developing foundational knowledge on what’s available within each country. By designing research alongside these DPOs, we’ll work collaboratively to address AT access, while building mechanisms for AT user engagement.

Using digital, social, and participatory events across our programmes we will maximise knowledge dissemination, build collaborative opportunities, transfer knowledge capital and advocate for change across emerging and established audiences.

Include sub programmes: 

  • Para-Sport Against Stigma 
  • DPO and AT User Engagement 
  • Sector Events and Engagement 
  • Amplification of the Paralympics 

Para athletes during a training session in Malawi

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  • Second World Summit for Social Development: Inclusive Employment: Advancing Access to Decent Work for Persons with Disabilities

    UK Aid
    Nov. 4, 2025
    15:00-16:15
    Qatar

    This solution-focused side event at the Second World Summit for Social Development will explore how to promote the inclusion of persons with disabilities in decent work. It will present global evidence on inequalities in employment in low- and- middle- income- countries (LMICs) and learnings from programmes that seek to strengthen the livelihoods of persons with disabilities. It will highlight the experiences of people with disabilities from the Global South.

  • panel session at youth games ministerial forum with 5 panelists on stage Cover Image

    More Than Games: Why Sport Must Matter in the Assistive Technology Agenda

    Loughborough University
    Oct. 8, 2025
    Namibia
    Case Studies and Reports

    How participatory research, co-creation with Global South partners, and extended project cycles can lead to policy change for disability inclusion. Exploring how the African Union Sport Council Region 5 Youth Games (July 2025, Namibia) brought together 100 delegates from government, NGOs, and the Olympic and Commonwealth Sport Movements.

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  • Torch at theAfrica games in Africa Cover Image

    More Than Games: Why Sport Must Matter in the Assistive Technology Agenda

    Loughborough University
    Oct. 8, 2025

    From policy forums to playing fields, the Region 5 Youth Games exposed a persistent gap: if sport is left out of assistive technology systems—and AT left out of sport—then inclusion remains incomplete. This blog explores the relationship between AT and sport, and why it matters for inclusion.

  • A man in a cap and glasses smiles while holding a document. Text on the image promotes the “Disability Inclusive Futures [webinar],” exploring OPD ecosystems and capacity in Kenya and Pakistan. Cover Image

    Disability Inclusive Futures [webinar]: Exploring OPD ecosystems and capacity in Kenya and Pakistan

    Global Disability Innovation Hub
    Sept. 30, 2025
    12pm
    Kenya, Pakistan

    As part of the Global Disability Innovation Hub’s UK International Development funded AT2030 programme, a regional initiative has been rolled out to deepen understanding of OPD needs and priorities in Kenya and Pakistan. In Kenya, this work was delivered in partnership with the  Kilimanjaro Blind Trust Africa (KBTA), and in Pakistan, by the Special Talent Exchange Program (STEP). The project included a needs assessment to understand the real-world challenges OPDs face, and capacity building to meet these identified needs.

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  • Exploring OPD systems and capacity in Kenya and Pakistan webinar.

    Global Disability Innovation Hub
    Sept. 30, 2025
    Kenya, Pakistaan
    Case Studies and Reports

    In this webinar we heard from Organisations for Persons with Disabilities in Kenya and Pakistan who were part of the Global Disability Innovation Hub’s UK International Development funded #AT2030programme , a regional initiative has been rolled out to deepen understanding of Organisations of Persons with disabilities (OPD) needs and priorities in Kenya and Pakistan