CBR/CBID Program Founded by @AnkoleDiocese in 1995 to Provide Holistic Rehabilitation Services to Children with Disabilities, currently under @RuharoHospital
#ChildEyeHealth
"Success isn't just about the number of surgeries we do; it’s about the lives reclaimed once those bandages come off. A single surgery can entirely rewrite a child's trajectory." - Dr. Grace Ssali
Read about the Hoima #EyeHealthCamp: https://t.co/z4GxrduWeI
We are happy to join @reachahand for the #BeyondTheCanvas with global motivation @nickvujicic.
According to Nick, the true secret to scaling up lies within: the greatest catalyst for growth is self-belief."
#MyLimitlessStory
At just 6, Isabelle was losing her sight to cataracts. She struggled to play, move, or learn.
Through CBM, she received life-changing surgery.
Today, she can see clearly again—playing, learning, and thriving.
#CBMImpact#ChildHealth
We are thrilled that @cbmWorldwide has been shortlisted for the #ZeroProjectAwards2026 for using @peekteam’s innovative software and data intelligence to ensure #EyeHealth services are available and accessible to all.
Learn more about Peek vision⏬
https://t.co/UmPgFuiEGt
At the 33rd meeting of the Trachoma Expert Committee by @ITIatlanta, @cbmWorldwide's Dr. Babar Qureshi & @girijasankar06, joined colleagues to:
✅Exchange knowledge
✅Share best practices
✅Contribute to the refining of strategies in the global effort to eliminate #Trachoma
🗓 From June 3–5
The #InclusiveHealth leadership team visited key sites under the Vision Impact Project, engaging with partners, reviewing progress, and celebrating milestones. Together, we’re strengthening inclusive #eyecare services to reach more communities across Kenya.
#MythOfTheWeek from Across Africa:
“Having a child with albinism is a curse.”
This dangerous myth is deeply rooted in fear, superstition, and a lack of understanding. Let’s break it down and clarify the truth.
Understanding Albinism
Albinism is a genetic condition caused by reduced melanin production. It is not spiritual, supernatural, or a punishment. It is simply inherited — like eye color or height.
Why the Myth Is Wrong;
Labeling a child as a curse creates lifelong stigma, fear, and even violence. The myth is false and harmful. It dehumanizes both the child and their family.
Where It Comes From;
Cultural beliefs associating albinism with misfortune.
Limited access to accurate health information.
Generational silence around disability and genetics.
The Facts
– Albinism is not contagious.
– It is not a curse.
– Children with albinism deserve love, protection, and equal opportunity.
Let’s replace fear with truth.
Now that you know, pass it on.
#DemystifyingAlbinism #IAAD2025 #AlbinismIsNotACurse #StopTheStigma #DisabilityAwareness #InclusionMatters
Today on #MenstrualHygieneDay, Katalemwa Cheshire Home under the MakeWay program joins the Umbrella Cerebral Palsy Network in Gomma to commemorate this day under the theme:
🌸 Together For a Period Friendly World
#InclusiveMHM#DisabilityMatters
✅ Approved!
The 🆕 WHO resolution on sensory impairments has been approved at #WHA78, calling for integrated eye & ear care across the life course.
@cbmWorldwide joined @IAPB1, Malaysia, Slovakia Slovenia, & Paraguay in co-hosting the side-event: “Eye Health Has 2030 In Sight��
We're thrilled to celebrate this milestone! Professor Moffat Nyirenda's election as Fellow of the Academy of Medical Sciences speaks to his outstanding leadership and is a great opportunity to continue shaping health outcomes in Africa and beyond.
Congrats Prof!
Read more: https://t.co/x0Ag9epO0o
In Kisumu, our collaborating partner within the https://t.co/pi0zkWExbb , St. Francis Oriang’ Development Programme, (SODP), in collaboration with CDSK, convened a workshop to review the African Disability Protocol (ADP).
We took part in a Synergy Building Meeting under the PACER project conducted in Moroto, along with consortium members .@NUDIPU & .@albinismumbrell
The convening brought together technical officers from 9 districts in Karamoja sub region to strengthen collaboration among partners
As the week ends, we celebrate our silent heroes always alert, always caring. From monitoring vitals to calming anxious parents, they show up daily with heart. Thank you for keeping hope alive. #CUREUganda#HopeAndHealing#EndOfWeekThanks
Cyber School Technology Uganda's e-learning initiative handed out assistive devices to students with disabilities from various institutions nationwide, promoting inclusive education & empowerment at Royal Suite Hotel Kampala
#Inclusion#Accessibility#ICT4PWDs#Empowerment
Physical rehabilitation ♿️ empowers people with visual impairments 👁️, hearing loss 👂 & physical disabilities to live independently and fully. Let’s keep inclusion at the heart of health systems. #RehabilitationForAll
Over 2.4 billion people worldwide need rehabilitation services, yet many lack access.
Early intervention—especially in childhood, leads to better lifelong outcomes.
It’s time to prioritize rehabilitation in global health planning.
#HealthForAll#LeaveNoOneBehind