Podcast: A conversation with Sarah Olaifa
Listen to our conversation with Sarah Olaifa, where she talks about her experience with neurodiversity, dealing with it in the workplace...
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Disability Equals Ability
Support people around the world with disabilities
We believe that disability does not define a person, and with the right support, every individual can achieve their full potential.
Disability Equals Ability (DEA) is dedicated to empowering individuals with disabilities by offering personalised advice, resources, support services, educational programs, and community networking opportunities.
Disability Equals Ability (DEA) aims to be a catalyst for positive change in communities across England, Wales, Nigeria, and Zimbabwe, by actively promoting equality and diversity, particularly focusing on eliminating discrimination against individuals with disabilities.
Join us in our mission to break down barriers, champion equality, and promote diversity through education, awareness, and advocacy.
We will champion the rights of disabled people. We will work to transform attitudes and perceptions of disability by raising awareness informing, empowering and supporting disabled people
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Our Current Projects
Nyashadzedu Disabled Trust
We support the Nyashadzedu Disabled Trust in Zimbabwe by providing sun hats and sunscreen for individuals with albinism and raising funds for corrective lenses, sunglasses, SPF lip balms, and educational supplies.
Patricia Jabangwe Children's Home
In February 2023, we supported a child living with HIV at The Patricia Jabangwe Children's Home in Harare, Zimbabwe, by covering school fees and providing educational materials.
Counselling
By offering both face-to-face and online sessions to cater to diverse needs.DEA is committed to improving the chances of disabled people.
Volunteering With Us
Projects
We are always on the lookout for volunteers to support us. Whatever your skills and availability, get in touch to find out how you can get involved!
Or, apply directly to one of our open opportunities...
Community Volunteer Coordinator
The Community Volunteer Coordinator will make a significant difference by:
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Motivating and empowering volunteers to contribute effectively to our cause.
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Ensuring efficient organization of services to meet the needs of individuals with disabilities.
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Collaborating closely with Trustees to align volunteer efforts with organizational goals.
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Identifying potential fundraising opportunities to support our charity's growth and sustainability.
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Creating a positive and supportive environment for volunteers fosters a sense of purpose and fulfilment.
Fundraiser
As a Fundraiser,you will use your existing skills and develop new ones to raise funds to ensure the charity's running expenses are covered, you will draft and submit compelling bids on behalf of Disability Equals Ability, work closely with the Trustees and achieve significant and sustainable income.
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You must enjoy networking and be comfortable discussing finances.
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To identify and develop local funding opportunities, liaise with potential funders to assess their requirements and develop relationships, projects, and activities that lead to significant donations and increased awareness and profile of Disability Equals Ability.
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Maintain a database of funding applications and outcomes.
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Use online sources and local intelligence to research and build a database of national, regional and local funding opportunities.
Collaborations
DEA welcomes the opportunity to collaborate with like-minded charities, local community, professionals and local businesses. Be the part of our upcoming Social Media awarness campaigns and bring your ideas to the table. We would love to hear from you. Amazing Teams Start From Within!
DEA BLOG - a place where Disability Equals Ability
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