Archie Hinchcliffe Disability Intervention - AHDI

09/12/2025

Training success unlocked! 🚀✨
AHDI just wrapped up an energizing 3-day training with our amazing physiotherapists and public health staff — and wow, what a journey!

From learning about Community-Based Rehabilitation (CBR) to diving into Community-Based Inclusive Development (CBID), our participants gained the tools to champion accessibility, inclusion, and better support for people with disabilities across our communities. 🤝💙

A HUGE shout-out to everyone who brought the energy, passion, and dedication. Together, we’re building a more inclusive Zambia, one skill at a time! 🇿🇲🙌

09/12/2025

Building Inclusive Communities in Kanyama! 🌟

From 26th to 28th, AHDI conducted a 3-day training for Ward Development Committees (WDCs), Community Welfare Assistance Committees (CWACs), and the Kanyama CDF Committee focused on Disability Inclusion and the Rights of Persons and Children with Disabilities.

The training aimed at strengthening community structures to promote inclusion at grassroots level, enhance accountability, and ensure that development processes in Kanyama are inclusive, accessible, and responsive to the needs of children and persons with disabilities.

AHDI remains committed to supporting community-driven solutions and ensuring that no child is left behind in accessing services, opportunities, and development benefits.

Together, we can create a Kanyama where everyone belongs and participates fully. 💙

10/11/2025

AHDI is a registered Zambian Organization empowering children with cerebral palsy and others with allied conditions through healthcare education and community support. AHDI is implementing an IKI Project in Kafue Rual, that is introducing sustainable farming to promote climate resilience among small...

01/11/2025

" *Empowering inclusive community*
* Archie Hincliffe Disability Intervention (AHDI) through Zambia Enhance CBR Response Project (ZECREP) convened a key follow-up consultative meeting on 31st October. A total of 25 participants attended, comprising 8 females and 17 males. In attendance were:
- AHDI Director
- Cheshire Home Society of Zambia
- ZECREP Coordinator
- ZAPD Provincial Coordinator
- Kanyama Councillor
- MP Office representative for Kanyama constituency
- Social Welfare Officer
- Kanyama CDF Committee
- Kanyama Ward Development Committees (WDCs)
- AHDI ZECREP Project Officer
- CBR Focal Person

The aim of the meeting was to promote inclusive policies at ward and CDF committee and council levels, with emphasis on planning, budgeting, and resource allocation for children with disabilities. This strategic meeting amplifies the momentum for systemic change through collaboration. Together, we’re shaping policies that leave no one behind! ♿️ 👨‍🦽 🌎 "

24/10/2025

19/10/2025

Empowering Parents, Transforming Lives 🌟

From October 16th to 18th, 2025, Archie Hinchcliffe Disability Intervention (AHDI) successfully held a three-day training program focused on building awareness and skills for parents of children with disabilities. 💙

This impactful workshop brought together parents to learn about the different types of disabilities and practical strategies for management and support at home. Through interactive sessions, real-life case studies, and open discussions, participants gained the confidence and knowledge needed to better understand their children's needs and advocate for their rights.

AHDI remains committed to creating a more inclusive and supportive community for children with disabilities and their families. Thank you to all the parents who showed up with open hearts and minds — your dedication is the foundation of lasting change. 💪🏽✨

07/10/2025

Archie Hinchcliffe Disability Intervention (AHDI), through the Collective Action for Disability Rights (CADiR) project, held an inspiring training for caregivers of children with disabilities in Chibombo, Rufunsa, and Luangwa Districts.

This training was a life- changing experience for many participants, as it was their first time learning in details about:
●Human rights and how to claim them.
●Different types and Models of disability
●Advocacy strategies for inclusion and equality
●legal protection under the Persons with Disabilities Act No. 6 of 2012 and the UN Convention on the Rights of persons with Disabilities (CRPD)

Caregivers left the session empowered with knowledge and confidence to advocate for their children, promote inclusion in their Communities, and support decision-making at household and Community levels. The positive impact of this training is already clear. Parents and caregivers now have the tools to champion the rights of children with disabilities and help create a more inclusive Zambia.

24/09/2025

The Collective Action for Disability Rights (CADiR) Project, under Archie Hinchcliffe Disability Intervention (AHDI), successfully hosted Drama Shows on Disability Inclusion on 15th and 16th September at Kayosha School and Mungule Clinic respectively.

These events were designed to raise awareness on the importance of including children with disabilities in education, health, and community activities. The program featured engaging drama performances, poetry recitals, and speeches highlighting the project’s focus areas, the benefits of inclusive practices, and the need to transform community mindsets towards children with disabilities.

During the event at Mungule Clinic, the Sister-in-Charge expressed her heartfelt appreciation to AHDI and the CADiR Project for bringing disability inclusion sensitisation activities to the facility. She commended the organisation for its dedication to empowering communities, improving service delivery for children with disabilities, and strengthening collaboration with local institutions. This feedback reaffirmed the positive impact of the project and the community’s growing support for disability inclusion initiatives.

01/09/2025

Good morning😊
Exciting exciting news!
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About AHDI Archie Hinchcliffe Disability Intervention (AHDI), formerly known as Community Based Intervention Association is a local Non-Governmental %

22/08/2025

AHDI, through the ZECREP Project, held a fruitful engagement meeting today, 22nd August 2025, with key stakeholders on the advocacy for the establishment of multisectorial Early Childhood Development Centres.

Stakeholders in attendance included the Councillor for Ward 14 of Kanyama Constituency, representatives of the Ward Development Committees, Community Ward Assistant Committees, the Professional Assistant to the Member of Parliament for Kanyama, Church Leaders, the Ministry of Community Development and Social Services (MCDSS), the Ministry of Health, the Zambia Agency for Persons with Disabilities (ZAPD), and Organisations of Persons with Disabilities (OPDs) within Kanyama.

The meeting provided a platform for stakeholders to share ideas on this important cause, and concrete action points were set to drive the initiative forward.

We sincerely appreciate all stakeholders for their commitment and continued support.

21/08/2025

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