The Anglican Diocese of Kagera and Anglican Aid are working together to show the love of Christ to all people in word and deed. In Tanzania, people living with a disability suffer from discrimination, social isolation and lack opportunities to break out of the poverty cycle. They can miss out on education and medical care, even food and shelter. Babies born with a disability are sometimes considered cursed, and there is little hope of a better future.

The Community Based Inclusive Development Organization (CBIDO), also known as Karagwe Disabilities, is changing lives through their work in the Kagera Region by improving medical care, rehabilitation and access to education and employment. Anglican Aid and the Diocese are partnering with them as they focus on making it possible for children to go to school and adults trained so they can make a living. They provide support for the families, disability advocacy and ongoing monitoring and evaluation.