The distribution of donated goods, such as new and used wheelchairs, walkers, toys and communication devices, to impoverished children and youth.

The local production of low-cost assistive technology, using local materials and employing local disabled and able-bodied workers.

The promotion and implementation of Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) programs that serve individuals of all socio-economic classes.

Educational programs, including workshops and seminars about assistive technology and disability in general, presented to children, caregivers and therapists.

Other efforts, such as physiotherapy, speech therapy services and a library, that we coordinate, in order to improve the lives of children with disabilities.