Member listing

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

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.

Lebenshilfe is a national federation in Germany. They advocate for the full inclusion of people with disabilities. Lebenshilfe is constantly developing its services and facilities in the interests of inclusion.

Dedicated parents of children with intellectual disabilities founded the association in 1960 as a self-help organization. Today, Lebenshilfe eV Berlin covers the entire spectrum of disability assistance.

LEV is a national association. They work to improve the living conditions of people with learning disabilities (developmental disabilities) in Denmark.

Light 4 Learning Society (L4L) help people in rural Uganda through fundraising for various community projects needed by families and communities. .

For 20 years Lumos has been working towards a world where every child is raised in a safe and loving family, supported by communities. The promotion of the rights of children with disabilities, as a core constituency affected by institutionalisation, is at the heart of Lumos’ mission. We develop interventions which support children with disabilities to live in supported, loving families, including through community-based Inclusive Education and Early Childhood Intervention programmes. The meaningful participation of people with disabilities, including children, adults, and families, is critical to our approach.