Member listing

Inclusion Ireland – The National Association for People with an Intellectual Disability – is a national voluntary organisation working to promote the rights of people with an intellectual disability in Ireland to ensure their full and equal participation in society

Inclusion Uganda (Uganda Association for the Mentally Handicapped) is a non-governmental organization that works with People with Intellectual Disabilities and their families.

Insieme work to make the vision of an inclusive society according to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UN-CRPD) a reality in Switzerland.

KAIH is a national membership based organization in Kenya. They focus on programs and initiatives that recognize the rights, meaningful participation and full inclusion of Persons with intellectual disability and their families in all aspects of life.

Keystone Human Services supports people to live their best lives in the community. They support people with disabilities as they leave congregated, segregated settings and move into homes in the community full of meaningful opportunities to explore their interests, pursue their dreams, and achieve their goals.

KVTL is a nationwide human rights and non-governmental organization in Finland formed by its member associations. They are an organization for people with intellectual disabilities and their loved ones.

KW Habilitation is a local not-for-profit organisation that provides a wide range of individualised services and supports to children and adults with developmental disabilities. We believe that a good life is fostered through early learning supports, inclusive living services, community involvement, and employment supports.

La Chrysalide is an NGO that supports children and young people with intellectual disabilities through activities for their development and empowerment

Learning Disability England brings people and organisations together to create a movement for change where people with learning disabilities, families, friends and paid supporters come together on an equal basis. As a membership organisation, members work together to build a world where people with learning disabilities have good lives with equal choices and opportunities as others.