There’s too much silence around persons with disabilities and total silence on migrants with disabilities

There’s too much silence around persons with disabilities and total silence on migrants with disabilities Submission Details

Author: Chantal Meugens from Outreach Foundation.
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The Outreach Foundation is a critical partner in the lives of the marginalised that are eager to improve their sustainable livelihoods through essential programmes. It has been operating for 23 years. It works with international and urban migrants, refugees, under-skilled economically vulnerable individuals, and young people. The organisation offers several skills courses such as plumbing, building, beautician training, computer skills, and food preparation. Outreach Foundation is based in Hillbrow, Johannesburg but has offices in Pretoria and Musina.

Outreach Foundation, Your Future Foundation – Striving towards a sustainable Africa

Outreach Foundation contact:

Ethel Munyai
Social Services Programme Manager
067 718 3550
Ethel.m@outreachfoundation.co.za

Robert Michel
Executive Director
082 858 4931
Robert.m@outreachfoundation.co.za

Outreach Foundation MEDIA CONTACT:
Chantal Meugens
Communications
061 455 4101
chantal@outreachfoundation.co.za

The International Organization for Migration (IOM) established its operations in South Africa in 1995. Across the country, IOM provides a comprehensive response to the humanitarian needs of migrants, internally displaced persons, returnees and host communities through humanitarian direct assistance, recreational activities, and a variety of other efforts. IOM works in six main areas of intervention in South Africa: Migration and health, regulating migration, movement and resettlement, assisted voluntary returns, counter-trafficking, and emergency and humanitarian response.

IOM contact:
Reneilwe Moningi
Communications
rmoningi@iom.int

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