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RI Newsletter May 2025
Dear Members of Rehabilitation International, Friends and Partners of Rehabilitation International, And All Interested Readers, Welcome to the May 2025 edition of the Rehabilitation International Newsletter. This issue brings you key highlights from across our global...
Rehabilitation International invites young people with disabilities to join its Youth Forum
The life situation of young people with disabilities differs significantly from those of adults and elderly people. This concerns, for example, questions about a person’s own identity, the decisions about choice of a profession and career planning, finding a partner...
Rehabilitation International Highlights Digital Inclusion at Asia-Pacific Forum
On 2 June 2025, Rehabilitation International (RI) took part in the Asia-Pacific Regional Forum on Digital Transformation and the Future of Work for Persons with Disabilities, organized by the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UN...
Rehabilitation International invites young people with disabilities to join its Youth Forum
The life situation of young people with disabilities differs significantly from those of adults and elderly people. This concerns, for example, questions about a person’s own identity, the decisions about choice of a profession and career planning, finding a partner...
OPEN CALL: Resilient & Inclusive Cities Hub – Small scale grants for innovative solutions
The Resilient and Inclusive Cities Hub hosted by the Global Disability Fund is launching a call for small scale innovation solutions for inclusive and sustainable cities. The call is open to INGOs, OPDs, Development Banks, UN Agencies,...
Global Study Exposes Critical Data Gaps in Mental Health Prevalence-Children and Low-Income Countries Most Affected
A study published in The Lancet Global Health on April 24, 2025, has revealed a stark reality for global mental health: more than 80 percent of countries and territories lack recent, nationally representative data on the prevalence of mental health conditions, with...
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