Our Initiatives
Annual Disability Information & Service Day
Bringing Essential Services Closer to the Community
Our Annual Disability Information and Service Day brings together government institutions, community leaders, service providers, and persons with disabilities and their families.
The event creates an opportunity for people to receive information and access support in one place.
Participants may include representatives from:
- Home Affairs.
- Social Services.
- The Police.
- Churches.
- Traditional authorities.
- Local government.
- Other relevant service providers.
Key Areas Covered
- National identity and civil registration documents.
- Disability grants and pensions.
- Social welfare services.
- Counselling and support services.
- Legal rights and protection.
- Information about available government and community services.
Caregiver & Volunteer Capacity Building
Strengthening the People Who Provide Support
Caregivers and volunteers play an important role in supporting persons with disabilities.
Through annual training, we help strengthen their knowledge, confidence, and ability to provide effective and compassionate support.
Training Topics Include
- Disability care and support.
- Communication and inclusion.
- Basic caregiving skills.
- Psychosocial support.
- Understanding the needs of persons with disabilities.
Inclusive Community Sports Tournament
Inclusion Through Sport
Our annual inclusive community sports tournament promotes teamwork, physical activity, social participation, and community inclusion.
The event is open to everyone, with persons with disabilities taking leading roles in organizing, coordinating, and officiating the games.
The tournament creates an opportunity for people to come together, challenge stereotypes, celebrate abilities, and strengthen community relationships.
Disability Entrepreneurship & Skills Expo
Celebrating Skills. Creating Opportunities.
The Disability Entrepreneurship and Skills Expo provides a platform for persons with disabilities to showcase and market products they create.
The Expo connects participants with the wider community, potential customers, partners, and supporters.
The Expo Aims To
- Promote economic empowerment.
- Showcase talents and skills.
- Create opportunities for entrepreneurship.
- Increase public awareness of the abilities and contributions of persons with disabilities.
- Connect persons with disabilities to potential customers and partners.
Specialized Caregiver Training for Persons with Cerebral Palsy
Supporting Caregivers with Practical Knowledge
Some persons with severe disabilities require significant assistance with everyday activities.
KIDC provides targeted training for caregivers supporting individuals with cerebral palsy and other persons who require assistance with daily living.
Training Areas May Include
- Feeding support.
- Hygiene and personal care.
- Mobility assistance.
- Daily living activities.
- Safe and compassionate caregiving.
- Understanding the individual needs of the person receiving care.
Annual Christmas Celebration & Family Support Gathering
Celebrating Community, Dignity, and Belonging
Every year, we bring together persons with disabilities, caregivers, and families for a festive celebration that promotes social connection, encouragement, and mutual support.
The event provides an opportunity for families to come together, share experiences, receive encouragement, and celebrate the dignity and achievements of persons with disabilities.
The Event Aims To
- Foster a sense of belonging and community.
- Provide counselling and emotional support.
- Encourage peer learning among caregivers.
- Create opportunities to share experiences.
- Celebrate the dignity and achievements of persons with disabilities.
- Remind families that they are not alone in their caregiving journey.