Via our member organisations, MyRight supports 21 partner organisations in 8 countries on four continents. Together we carry out projects and programs that contribute to the organizations becoming stronger, more democratically structured and able to participate in societal development.
In Bolivia, our partner organizations work, among other things, to promote the social integration of children and young people with intellectual disabilities and to achieve greater recognition of the rights of the deaf and hard of hearing.
In Bosnia and Herzegovina, projects are being run to strengthen organizations working for the rights of people with visual impairments and people with mental illness in various ways.
Among the projects are also activities that aim to promote sports.
In Ethiopia, ENAPPD works to promote the social, economic and political rights of people with physical disabilities across the country.
The activities in Nepal consist of projects aimed at increasing access to rights such as work, education and information for the deaf, people with visual impairments and autism, and children and young people with intellectual disabilities.
In Nicaragua, OCN works, among other things, to enable people with visual impairment to have better access to inclusive education, training and employment, thereby improving their living conditions.
In Rwanda, RUB works to mobilise people with visual impairment at the local level and continues to support rehabilitation.
Awareness-raising and training of local authorities will be carried out to promote the inclusion of people with visual impairments.
In Sri Lanka, MyRight's partner DOJF is working to strengthen the disability rights movement by improving communication between deaf and hearing people, increasing participation in society and strengthening civil society's work to ensure that people with disabilities have their rights respected.
In Tanzania, partner organizations work to strengthen the rights of people with intellectual disabilities, spina bifida, albinism and psychosocial ill health and / or neuropsychiatric disabilities.
