How We Work
Our Methodology
CDCA operates from the grassroots level, working directly with communities to understand and address the unique needs of children with disabilities. Our approach combines direct service delivery with capacity building and advocacy.
We believe in a holistic approach that addresses not just the immediate physical needs of children, but also their educational, psychological, and social development. By working with families and communities, we ensure sustainable impact.
Guiding Principles
CDCA will coordinate, collaborate and networking with likeminded organizations for the protection and promotion of children with physical disabilities and helpless children rights.
CDCA will advocate intensively from national level to community and rural levels for the rights of children with disabilities and helpless children.
CDCA will rehabilitate, provide free education and medical treatment, and psychosocial counseling to the children with disabilities and helpless children for motivation and encouragement.
CDCA will provide vocational trainings to the children with disabilities, helpless children, and their parents.
CDCA will provide wheelchairs to person with disabilities throughout the country within the organization’s capacity.
Step by Step
We identify children with disabilities through community outreach, referrals from health posts, and collaboration with local government units. Each child undergoes a thorough needs assessment to determine the appropriate level of support.
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Based on the assessment, we provide tailored support including medical treatment, physiotherapy, assistive devices (wheelchairs, walkers), education scholarships, and psychosocial counseling. Children in urgent need are admitted to our care home.
We focus on building the capacity of children, families, and communities through vocational training, skill development programs, and awareness campaigns. This ensures long-term sustainability and independence.
Regular monitoring and evaluation of our programs ensures quality service delivery. We track progress, gather feedback, and continuously improve our approach based on evidence and community needs.
