Strengthening Caregivers and Families of Children Living with Disability.

We are working to improve outcomes for children with developmental delays and disabilities while strengthening caregiver well-being and household resilience.

Why Supporting Caregivers Matters

Children develop within families and communities. When caregivers have practical skills, supportive relationships and access to appropriate resources, they are better equipped to support their children's development and strengthen their households.

Better Opportunities for Children

More Resilient Families

Caregivers of children with developmental delays and disabilities can face additional demands, including limited access to guidance, services and economic opportunities. We work to strengthen caregivers' confidence and skills while helping families access the support they need.

Supporting children's development also means recognising the pressures families face in meeting everyday needs. We are developing a livelihoods approach that combines business financing for caregivers with modest household grants to strengthen economic resilience.

What We Provide

Evidence-informed interventions where they are most needed

1. Caregiver
Skills Training

We offer the World Health Organization (WHO) Caregiver Skills Training to strengthen caregivers' skills and support children's development.

2. Livelihoods Support

We are developing a community lending fund to support caregivers with demonstrated business acumen

3. Household Resilience

We offer small unconditional grants to help vulnerable households meet essential needs.

By bringing these interventions closer to underserved families, we strengthen the caregivers' ability to support child development while exploring practical ways to build household resilience. We are currently focused on three interventions:

Become a Partner

Partner with us today

We are committed to evidence-informed programming, responsible growth, transparent monitoring and safeguarding. Partner with us to support children with developmental delays and disabilities, expand economic opportunities for caregivers and strengthen household resilience.