Welcome to the first Baby Ubuntu Newsletter! In these newsletters, we will share exciting news and events, highlight new and interesting papers, and you can get to know the core team and our partners in India, Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda, Uganda and the UK. We welcome you...

PATH Mozambique and ADEMO (a local disability organisation) have adapted the Ubuntu programme for rural families in northern Mozambique. In 2022–2023, nearly 200 caregivers, representing 65% of ADEMO-supported families, joined Ubuntu sessions in Monapo District, and...

We are proud to share the recording of our webinar: Creating opportunities for inclusive and integrated play for children with developmental disabilities​. Take a listen and lets all work together to build inclusive play opportunities and spaces to enable children...

Our recent papers provide evidence supporting the inclusion of children with disabilities, focusing on improving their health and well-being. Check out our research papers for insights into practical steps - we aim for our work to be a valuable resource for advocates,...

Poverty is a challenge for families taking care of children with developmental disabilities, adding layers of complexity to the provision of essential support and resources. Our new Livelihoods module, "Building Foundations," seeks to explore issues related to...

It is estimated that around 10% of children under 5 in Sub-Saharan Africa have some type of disability. In Mozambique, the main risk factors for poor development are poor uptake of antenatal care, low quality of obstetric care especially during complications, and high...

Children with disabilities in low- and middle-income countries face challenges in accessing education and opportunities for growth. Despite United Nations' goals for inclusive education, progress has been slow and planning often overlooks the unique needs of children...