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We work in 8 countries.

Sense International is dedicated to supporting people with deafblindness and their families.

We share knowledge, skills and expertise with local people and local partners so this vital work can carry on without us.

Where we work
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Early Intervention 60,000 children

around the world were screened for sight and hearing impairments last year.

Inclusive education 7,939 children

with deafblindness received specialist educational support at home or in school last year.

Vocational training 1,205 young people

with deafblindness gained vocational skills to find work or establish a livelihood.

Advocacy and research 9235 people

were trained on deafblindness, including government officials, community leaders, education professionals and health professionals.

Latest stories

A young boy, Promod, sat in a high chair.

Fostering inclusivity at home

Identifying children with deafblindness early is key for giving them the best start in life.
a young man painting a picture, wearing glasses.

Inclusive communities with John Lewis

We are delighted to announce a new two-year partnership with The John Lewis Partnership Foundation.
A young woman, Morium, writing on a whiteboard.

Calling for meaningful inclusion of women and girls with disabilities  

International Women’s Day serves as a reminder of the ongoing struggle for women’s rights, particularly for women and girls with disabilities.