A pan-African community
Connect with practitioners, researchers and policymakers who have faced the challenge you are working on now.
Member organizations
Dorcas AID (website, opens in a new tab)
Work with schools and key stakeholders to create safe, healthy, inclusive and environmentally responsible spaces where children can learn, participate and thrive.
LM International (website, opens in a new tab)
Dignified life, sustainable world. Host of the IE Hub through its Regional Hub Africa in Nairobi, coordinating the coalition's work across the continent.
ADRA (website, opens in a new tab)
The Adventist Development and Relief Agency believes in a world free of poverty, delivering education, livelihoods and emergency response worldwide.
Sense International (website, opens in a new tab)
Supporting people with deafblindness and their families around the world, with pioneering programmes in inclusive early intervention and education.
United Disabled Persons of Kenya (website, opens in a new tab)
A national organization of persons with disabilities promoting the full participation of persons with disabilities in the socio-economic and political life of Kenya, grounded in legal frameworks.
Lutheran World Federation (website, opens in a new tab)
Working for a just, peaceful and reconciled world, with deep experience in refugee education and community-based inclusive development.
International Aid Services (website, opens in a new tab)
Saving lives and promoting self-reliance and dignity through human transformation, with long standing inclusive education programmes in East Africa.
Humanity & Inclusion (website, opens in a new tab)
Together, we can build a world where disability never limits opportunity. A global leader in inclusive education, rehabilitation and assistive technology.
Help a Child Africa (website, opens in a new tab)
A promising future for every child. Community-based programmes that put children, including children with disabilities, at the centre of development.
Fida International (website, opens in a new tab)
Working for justice and providing aid in crises, with education programmes that reach some of the most fragile contexts on the continent.
Why join
What membership gives you
Free to join. Open to organizations and individuals, inside and outside Africa. No specialist disability background required.
Resources & research
Full access to the resource library, communities of practice, webinars and member-only knowledge exchanges.
Visibility & influence
Showcase your programmes, discover partners, contribute to joint advocacy and help shape policy conversations.
How to join
An invitation to join the IE Hub for Africa
Our invitation to organizations explains why to join, who can join and how. Membership is open to NGOs and CSOs, government and education authorities, organizations of persons with disabilities, schools and universities, researchers, educators, innovators and development partners, and you don't need to be a specialist disability organization.
IE Hub for Africa Invitation to Join
Read the invitation (PDF · 80 KB) (opens in a new tab)Fill in the form below, then email it with your logo and photographs to info@iehubforafrica.org.
IE Hub for Africa Membership Application Form
Download the form (PDF · 65 KB) (opens in a new tab)
Community standards
What we ask of members
The IE Hub for Africa maintains quality and trust through clear membership principles, community standards and moderation. Members commit to:
- constructive participation and knowledge sharing;
- respect for diverse perspectives and confidentiality;
- contributing resources and supporting peer learning;
- promoting inclusion and equity in everything shared.
