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Disability Education | Barrier at the Door

UNICEF reports that children with disabilities are 49 percent more likely never to have attended school. Many who are enrolled cannot follow lessons without tools suited to them. Your gift equips one of these children with learning tools for use in class. The class teacher picks the tools to match the child's disability. A blind child receives a braille slate with raised letter cards. A deaf child receives picture sign cards and visual lesson cards. A child with weak hands receives a sloped writing stand and rubber grips. The school's town and the type of tools appear in your account within 72 hours. The tools are handed to the teacher at school with a short guide. You also see the handover date. No name or photo of the child is sent. The class teacher sends a brief account of how the tools were used once term ends. May ALLAH open the way to learning for every child.
Town and Tools in 72 Hours Handed to the Teacher Dated Handover Teacher's Term Note
Braille Tools
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Writing Stand
Teacher Guide
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All amounts are charitable contributions to No Name Foundation (Quenara), a U.S. 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization. Proceeds fully fund our humanitarian programs. Donations are tax deductible in the U.S. (EIN: 35-2882867).

What Our Donors Say
Emeka
Cape Town South Africa
Last December I donated towards a disabled child's school tools again as I have for years. It is my own way of ending the year.
Zoe
Zurich Switzerland
I have never given to a school charity without checking. I looked it up on the charity register that day. Then I sponsored a deaf or blind pupil's support.
Baye
Abidjan Ivory Coast
Braille slates for school children were new to me until that day. The page explained them simply. I backed one child's classroom kit straight after.
Parveen
Mississauga Canada
Reading about deaf pupils learning with picture cards at school made me smile. A school kit for one pupil went from me before bed.
Bilawal
Bradford UK
I gave for one disabled child this week. Reading about the braille slate first made me sure it was useful.
Hina
Toronto Canada
Paying by card for a child's school support was simple. The charge appeared once on my statement that day.
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Every lesson within reach

Your gift covers learning aids for one pupil with a disability. Within 72 hours you learn the school's town and which aids were chosen. The handover date and a short note at term end follow.

Tools Chosen for Each Disability
Your gift covers learning tools for one child whose disability keeps them from following lessons. The class teacher chooses tools that suit the child. Within 72 hours your account names the school's town and the kind of tools chosen.
87,000 families reached
Braille Slates and Picture Cards
A blind child receives a braille slate and stylus with braille paper and raised letter and number cards. A deaf child receives picture sign cards and visual lesson cards. A child with weak hands receives a sloped writing stand and rubber grips.
48 countries active
Handed to the Class Teacher
The tools are handed to the class teacher at school with a short guide on using them. Your account then shows the handover date. No name or photo of the child is sent. The school is not named.
350,000 lives touched
A Teacher's Note at Term End
A brief note from the class teacher follows at term end on how the tools were used in lessons. Health and school results are not promised. Another gift can equip another child.
280,000 meals delivered
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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about this donation

1What does an inclusive education gift cover?

Learning tools for one disabled child to use in class and a short guide for the teacher.

2Which child receives the tools?

The class teacher reports a pupil unable to follow lessons because of a disability.

3What kinds of tools are there?

A blind child gets a braille slate with stylus and raised cards. A deaf child gets picture sign cards and visual lesson cards. A child with weak hands gets a sloped writing stand and rubber grips.

4Who decides which tools are right?

The class teacher decides based on the child's needs in lessons.

5What will my account show first?

The school's town and the type of tools within 72 hours.

6Who receives the tools?

They go to the class teacher at school. You then see the date of handover.

7Why is the child's name kept private?

To protect the child. No name or photo is sent. The school is not named either.

8Do I hear whether the tools are used?

A brief note from the teacher describes their use in lessons after term ends.

9Does the gift treat a disability?

No. This is not medical care. It provides tools that help the child take part in lessons.

10Why do so many disabled children miss school?

UNICEF reports that children with disabilities are far more likely never to have attended school. Missing tools and support are among the reasons.

11Is anything else included?

Only the learning tools and the short guide for the teacher.

12When is my receipt ready?

Your account holds the receipt from the instant your gift is complete. Quenara Foundation is registered in Delaware and holds 501(c)(3) status.

13Is it possible to support several children?

Yes. Every gift equips another child. Your account history lists them separately.

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