Children with Disabilities: A Holistic Approach towards Care, Inclusion and Empowerment On April 14th 2026, Misean Cara will host a conference in Nairobi, Kenya to share the learning, experiences and outcomes from its three-year Children with Disabilities (CWD) Programme. The conference provides a space for Misean Cara members, practitioners, researchers and partners to reflect on […]
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Transforming Lives through Inclusion: Misean Cara’s Children with Disabilities Programme Children with Disabilities Programme Videos Below find short documentary videos that profile three of the Misean Cara member projects involved in the Children with Disabilities Programme. Uganda – Children in Need (CHIN) Programme, Sisters of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary Kenya – St.
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Programme Resources Launching on April 14th this year (during our Children with Disabilities Conference) Misean Cara makes available a range of resources developed through the Children with Disabilities (CWD) Programme of Misean Cara. The materials available here will share the learning, research and practical tools generated through the programme and are intended to support members,
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Children with Disabilities Programme: Advancing Inclusion and Rights for Children with Disabilities Supporting Inclusion for Children with Disabilities Around 1.3 billion people – about 16% of the global population – live with a disability, and children with disabilities are among the most vulnerable and marginalised groups in many societies. Stigma, discrimination, and limited access to
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Children with Disabilities: A Holistic Approach towards Care, Inclusion and Empowerment In April of 2026, Misean Cara hosted a conference to share the learning, experiences and outcomes from its three-year Children with Disabilities (CWD) Programme. Supported by the GHR Foundation, the three-year CWD programme brought together Misean Cara member projects in Kenya, Uganda, Zambia and
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Misean Cara is delighted to welcome two new consultant Development Mentors to the team in 2026. Kene Onukwube, based in Nigeria, will support Misean Cara members and project teams across West Africa, and George Mwila, based in Zambia, supporting members and projects in Southern Africa. Kene and George join Misean Cara’s team of consultant mentors
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A message from Misean Cara CEO, John Moffett on the passing of Kevin Carroll, Chair of the Misean Cara Board of Directors from 2021 to 2025: It is with profound sadness that we mark the passing of former Misean Cara Board Chair Kevin Carroll, who passed away peacefully on 19th January, surrounded by his family.
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In the 18th December issue of the Irish Catholic Newspaper, Seamus Collins (former Misean Cara L&D Manager) shares his reflections on a monitoring trip to Brazil in October 2025 to visit several Misean Cara-funded member projects. “It’s in the impoverished communities on the periphery of cities like Salvador, Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, or
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In October this year (2025), Misean Cara’s Learning & Development Manager, Seamus Collins, travelled to Brazil to visit missionary development projects that the organisation funds and supports. While there, he spent a lot of time with the Brazilian project teams who have now taken over from the Irish missionaries who spent many years in Brazil,
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By Dario Devale, Misean Cara Project Officer (Human Rights & Advocacy) Human trafficking has surged in recent years: UN data shows more than 200,000 detected victims worldwide between 2020 and 2023, even as experts warn this is only the visible tip of a much larger problem.1 In a 2024 global human trafficking report by the