Want your work to be inclusive?

Start here for resources, advice and evidence that will help development professionals ensure their programmes and policies include people with disabilities.

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What is Inclusive Futures?

Inclusive Futures is UK aid’s flagship disability-inclusive development consortium initiative, led by Sightsavers and the International Disability Alliance.

Together, we’re addressing the global gap in evidence about what works, and what doesn’t, to deliver transformative change.

Since 2018, we’ve worked with more than 100 organisations of people with disabilities. Weve transformed the lives of more than 3.5 million people with disabilities, and reached more than 15.5 million others through our work.

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Disability-inclusive resources and learning from our programmes

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Six principles for inclusion

We’ve created six guiding principles to help NGOs and donors design and deliver inclusive development projects.
Read the report

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Making learning inclusive

Practical steps to include children with disabilities at every stage of their education journey.
Visit the education resource hub

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Reaching women and girls

What works in involving women and girls with disabilities in development and humanitarian projects.
Visit the gender resource hub

See our life-changing family planning work in Nigeria

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Hear from our experts around the world

Shiva Acharya.

Nepal

“I hope that real inclusion will happen some time in the future.”

Shiva Acharya, Nepal country lead,
Humanity & Inclusion
Read Shiva’s story

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Bangladesh

“People are not talking with people with disability, others are talking.”

Mohua Paul, co-founder,
Access Bangladesh Foundation
Read Mohua’s story

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Kenya

“I’m so excited all our organisations are coming together.”

Edwin Osundwa, director,
Sense International, Kenya
Read Edwin’s story

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