Bridges to Inclusion
In Burundi, many children with motor disabilities face daily barriers to mobility, education, and social inclusion. These challenges often lead to isolation, delayed development, and limited opportunities.
Created in 2023 (formerly Association Nganinka), Bridges to Inclusion believes that physical disability should never be a barrier to a child’s dignity or future. Through assistive technologies, family support, and advocacy, we implement practical solutions that enable children to thrive and fully participate in their communities
Our Key Activities
Our General Objective
To facilitate access to mobility, accessibility, and well-being for children living with disabilities through the distribution of adapted assistive technologies, technical support, and advocacy for their rights.
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Ndayizeye Béni Daniel
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Meet Daniel, a cheerful ten-year-old boy, lost his mobility shortly after birth due to illness. His mother, overwhelmed by stigma and discrimination from neighbors, kept him hidden at home for years before bringing him to the Isange Center, a home for children with disabilities.
At the center, Daniel found stability, but his life truly changed when he received a Nganinka wheelchair. Previously dependent on being carried or moving on the ground, he can now move freely, play with other children, and access healthcare more easily.
Daniel’s story shows how mobility can transform a child’s life—bringing independence, connection, and new opportunities for a brighter future