Member listing

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.

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.

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.

The Korean Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, founded in 1968, works to promote the rights, welfare, and inclusion of people with intellectual disabilities across Korea. With 88 branches in 15 cities and provinces, it supports independent living and pushes for better policies and systems.

KPNPD is a national, family-led organization advocating for the rights of people with developmental disabilities and their families. With 160 branches and around 80,000 members, KPNPD focuses on inclusive education, independent living, and building a 24-hour care and support system.

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.

L’Arche Kenya builds inclusive communities where people with and without intellectual disabilities live, work, and grow together. Founded in 2008, it supports over 800 people across Kenya through homes, therapy, outreach, and faith-based programs.

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