
Launch SCSP Inclusion Band: Celebrating Unity and Support for Special Children
On April 22, 2024, a heartwarming event unfolded in the bustling trading center of Luwule, radiating with the spirit of inclusivity and support for…
Luwule · Mpigi District · Uganda
Special Children Special People (SCSP) empowers, rehabilitates and advocates for people with disabilities — especially children — preparing them for inclusive education and independent lives.



“We’re not inherently anything but human.”
— Robin Morgan
Our cause
Children with disabilities in Uganda face systemic barriers:
Without coordinated support, these challenges compound and result in lifelong exclusion.
SCSP applies a holistic family support model that integrates rehabilitation, inclusive education, caregiver economic empowerment, research and advocacy.
We work at child, family and community levels so that gains in one area are reinforced across the others.
Read about our approachWhat we do
Each programme strengthens the others — from early therapy to inclusive schooling, family income and community acceptance. We work with the child, the family and the community at the same time.
How the programmes fit togetherPhysical, occupational and speech therapy that helps children gain mobility, communication and self-care skills. Caregivers are trained to continue therapy at home.

At Wisdom Hub Inclusive Nursery & Primary School, children with and without disabilities learn side by side — and children with special needs are prepared to join mainstream schools.

Skills training, savings groups and loans for caregivers and vulnerable mothers in Mpigi who lack collateral, so families can afford therapy, food and school fees.

Community sessions, school outreach and advocacy that challenge stigma and myths about disability, so children are included rather than hidden at home.

We document what works in early identification, caregiver wellbeing and inclusive education, and share it with partners and policymakers.

Featured campaign · building appeal
More children are enrolling than our classrooms and therapy rooms can hold. The foundation is in — the ground floor is next.
USD 37,154 completes the ground floor

