A group of school children including students with albinism at Pashello programme in Chikwawa District
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Health & inclusion

Mobility opens more than a doorway

A wheelchair, guiding stick or braille material can change how someone reaches school, community life and everyday independence.

Inclusion is not a separate promise. It is the work of removing the practical barriers that keep people from participating fully.

Access creates movement. Movement creates choice.

Practical tools, human freedom

Pashello distributes wheelchairs, crutches and guiding sticks while supporting visually impaired students with braille materials. Each item is part of a larger goal: greater independence and participation.

Care closer to home

The community clinic, physiotherapy sessions, eye and dental outreach, and support for people with albinism bring essential services closer to people who can face distance, cost and discrimination.

The right support does not define a person's future. It gives them more freedom to define it themselves.

A carer holding two young children with albinism in Pashello's care
Belonging and protection reach every child in Pashello's programmes.
School children with and without albinism learning together
Essential care should be close enough to reach.

What this work needs

Support that becomes practical care.

Support this work
  • Wheelchairs and crutches
  • Guiding sticks and braille materials
  • Physiotherapy support
  • Clinic and outreach equipment