Education, Training and Support
Education, training and practical support on matters affecting persons with developmental and other disabilities.
P.O. Box 44400-00100, Nairobi, Kenya
Daystar Institute of Disability Studies at Daystar University.
The Daystar Institute of Disability Studies (DIDS) was launched on 21 April 2021 as an innovative institute focused on education, training, research, assessment and intervention, and community outreach and engagement.
As a Christ-centred institute, DIDS equips people and organisations to understand disability as part of human diversity, remove barriers to participation, and support the inclusion and wellbeing of persons with disabilities in the Church and society in Africa and beyond.
Education, training and practical support on matters affecting persons with developmental and other disabilities.
Research and publication that strengthens disability knowledge, policy and practice.
Advocacy for the welfare of persons with disabilities and implementation of inclusive policy.
Partnerships with regional, national and international organisations advancing the disability agenda.
Collecting, organising and sharing information on developmental and other disabilities.
Community engagement and practical activities that support the welfare of persons with disabilities.
Embracing all people irrespective of race, gender, or developmental or acquired disability, with equal access, opportunity and respect.
Advancing social justice, equal opportunity, and the political and social rights of persons with disabilities.
Serving humanity with excellence, empathy and care.
Keeping Christ Jesus at the centre of the Institute's work with and for persons with disabilities.
No policies, procedures, forms, reports or guides have been published for this unit yet.
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