13/10/2025
Dialogue for Change: UPD Listens to Vulnerable Populations
UPD recently visited Lilambwe village in Dowa District to engage with vulnerable members of the community of persons living with disabilities, and parents of children with disabilities, with critical hardship.
This interaction was organised to hear directly from them about their daily struggles, to understand what support they need most, and to explore together sustainable, and long-term solutions.
A particular focus was placed on ensuring equal access to education, and removing barriers that prevent people with disabilities from attending school and fully participating in learning opportunities.
Through capacity building, social advocacy, awareness raising campaign, and providing support services (including mobility assistance and counselling), UPD is committed to creating an inclusive environment where every person is respected, supported, and able to thrive.
At UPD, we believe that development is measured by how we treat the most vulnerable, no one should be left behind.
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