Our Vision

To bring hope to persons with disabilities through their physical, spiritual or moral rehabilitation thereby facilitating their full integration in the community they live.

Physical Rehabilitation:

1. This aspect focuses on restoring physical abilities, mobility, and functionality for individuals with disabilities. It includes therapies, exercises, and assistive devices to enhance their independence.
2. By providing physical rehabilitation, we offer hope to those who may have faced limitations due to impairments, accidents, or health conditions.

Spiritual Rehabilitation:

1. Spiritual well-being is essential for everyone, including persons with disabilities. It involves nurturing the inner self, finding purpose, and connecting with something greater.
2. Spiritual rehabilitation acknowledges that disability does not diminish one’s spiritual worth. It encourages hope, resilience, and inner strength.

Facilitating Full Integration in the Community:

1. Integration means more than physical presence; it’s about active participation and belonging.
2. Communities should be accessible, welcoming, and supportive. This involves removing physical barriers, challenging stereotypes, and promoting understanding.
3. When persons with disabilities are fully integrated, they contribute their unique perspectives, talents, and skills to community life.

Our Mission

To support and encourage individuals with disabilities and their families to achieve their full potential as members of their community.

1. Inclusive Education: Ensure that students with disabilities have equal access to quality education. Inclusive classrooms benefit all students by promoting understanding, reducing prejudice, and strengthening social integration.
2. Individualized Support: Recognize that each person’s needs are unique. Instead of focusing solely on diagnoses, get to know the individuals in your community. Understand their strengths, challenges, and aspirations. This personalized approach allows you to provide targeted support.
3. Modeling and Consistency: Demonstrate desired behaviors and routines. Consistency helps individuals with disabilities understand what to expect, creating a sense of security and predictability
4. Collaboration: Work closely with professionals, families, and caregivers. Understand the existing support systems and goals for each individual. Collaboration ensures a holistic approach to their well-being.
5. Community Engagement: Encourage participation in community activities, events, and social gatherings. When individuals with disabilities actively engage, they contribute to the community’s richness and diversity.

Our Values

Faith

Commitment

Trust

Respect

1. Faith: Trust is at the core of faith. It involves relying on another person, believing what they say, and being willing to take risks based on that trust1. Imagine a bridge suspended over a deep chasm. Faith is the conviction that the bridge will hold, even when we can’t see the other side.
2. Commitment: Commitment is like tending to a garden. It requires consistent effort, nurturing, and dedication. Picture a gardener who diligently waters and tends to the plants, ensuring their growth and flourishing. In charity, commitment means staying true to a cause, even when challenges arise.
3. Trust: Trust is the cornerstone of any charitable endeavor. Imagine a handshake—a simple gesture that signifies mutual confidence. In charity, trust involves believing in the intentions and capabilities of others. It’s the unspoken pact that binds people together in their shared mission.
4. Respect: Respect is akin to a delicate dance. Picture partners moving gracefully, honoring each other’s space and rhythm. In charity, respect means recognizing the inherent worth of every individual. It’s treating others with kindness, empathy, and dignity, regardless of their circumstances..