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18 hours ago
For decades, the files of persons with disabilities in our clinics and institutions told a single story: the story of what a person 'lacks'. A diagnosis, a degree of impairment, a list of…
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When a carefully designed programme falters, our first instinct is always the same: we look for a flaw in implementation. The training was weak. The team was stretched. The funding arrived…
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We talk about "managing change" as though change were a machine — switch it on, steer the wheel, and it goes where we want. After more than two decades in the field, from the villages of…
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Kicked off the day at the Jusoor community center in Beni Suef. Watching a local team run their own intake sessions, unsupervised, was the whole point of this network from day one.
2 weeks ago
Spent the afternoon reviewing accessibility audits from three of our partner sites. Small fixes — ramp gradients, signage height, doorway clearances — but they add up to whether someone…
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Three pilot branches in Beni Suef adapted teller windows, forms, and appointment flows after CBR teams mapped what was actually stopping people from opening accounts.ok
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A short note on language: we still catch ourselves saying "wheelchair-bound" in draft reports. Small edits like this matter — people use wheelchairs, they are not bound by them. Thanks to…
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A few frames from today's facilitation training. The best moments never make it into the official report — like this one, mid-laugh, mid-roleplay.
2 weeks ago
Someone asked me this week why our timelines always look longer than funders expect. Because community trust does not compress to fit a grant cycle, and pretending otherwise is how…
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Every cohort ends the same way: a closing circle where people say out loud what they are taking back to their own communities. Never gets old.
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