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Latest news
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Sense International wins grant to work with local disabled people’s organisation in Nepal
15 May 2019
Sense International has been awarded a three year grant by Jersey Overseas Aid (JOA) to provide better health outcomes for people with...
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Send My Friend to School coalition publishes ‘Unlocking education for everyone’ report
11 February 2019
The coalition, which Sense International is part of, is calling on the UK Government to lead globally, work with countries, and invest more, and...
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HRH Princess Anne attends Sense International Luncheon and meets our Regional Directors
8 October 2018
Her Royal Highness Princess Anne attended a Sense International Luncheon in London alongside our Regional Directors
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Sense International joining consortium of charities to deliver inclusive development programme
25 July 2018
Department for International Development (DFID) confirmed funding for a consortium of charities, including Sense International.
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Sense International attending UK’s first ever Global Disability Summit
19 July 2018
On Tuesday 24 July 2018, the UK government will co-host its first ever Global Disability Summit with the International Disability Alliance and the...
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Sense International welcomes British MPs visit to one of our Uganda programmes
30 August 2016
Four British MPs recently visited a Sense International programme in Uganda as part of a delegation organised by RESULTS UK, an organisation...
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SI Uganda introduces the first community-based education curriculum
20 October 2014
The curriculum will provide a framework that will support deafblind children to learn in a home setting.
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An update on our work in Kenya - the Wezesha project
22 September 2014
This time last year saw the first deafblind curriculum being rolled out in Kenya. A year on, this has had a huge impact on the quality of education...
First published: Tuesday 18 June 2013
Last updated: Wednesday 4 April 2018
