Custom-made assistive devices

In-house workshop for manufacturing assistive devices

In our workshop, we produce walkers, wheelchairs, and adapted chairs, working closely with our carpenters and therapists.

Information about the program

In Tanzania, quality assistive devices are difficult to obtain and are usually not available through an organization or shop. Therefore, these devices are custom-made by the three carpenters in the center’s workshop. Together with the physiotherapists, they develop devices such as wheelchairs, walkers, standing boards, special chairs, and corner chairs. These devices support therapy, help the child become more mobile, and thereby increase contact with other children.

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7-week program

Seven weeks full of development. Young children learn to eat, move and communicate. Mothers learn too. This is followed by home guidance via outreach.

6-month program

Children and young adults with disabilities learn practical, social, and academic skills within 6 months for an independent future.

Training

Sibusiso shares 25 years of knowledge through a new knowledge center with training and education to increase understanding and acceptance of children with disabilities.

Outreach program

The Outreach Team provides home therapy, advice, assistive devices, and breaks down taboos, ensuring children with disabilities receive more opportunities and acceptance.

Events

Sibusiso shares knowledge through theme days, sports, play and celebrations. Families, care providers and governments learn and celebrate together with the children.

Day treatment

Child comes to the center once a month. Tailored therapy: physiotherapy, nutrition. Personal plan. Then continue at home via outreach.