ADD International's vision is of a world where all disabled people are able to enjoy their rights, fulfil their responsibilities and obligations and participate as fully as they choose at every level of society.
ADD supports organisations of disabled people in Africa and Asia to influence policy and practice to end social exclusion and poverty.
The Three Plus Project
ADD is currently seeking funding to film a series of documentaries following three children in Tanzania, Burkina Faso and Cambodia, exploring what it means to grow up with a disability.
What does being blind mean for a five-year old in Tanzania? How does a little girl with cerebral palsy live in Burkina Faso? What does a small boy with an amputated leg dream about in Cambodia?
To learn more and to find out how you can contribute to this project, please visit The Three Plus Project.
Côte d'Ivoire Programme is officially launched
Due to the civil war ADD International suspended its work in Côte d’Ivoire in December 2002. With the help of ADD Burkina Faso, and funding from the EU and the Breadsticks Foundation, work was resumed in June 2010.
