Based in Fort Portal, in the Kabarole District of western Uganda, KCDC was established to provide much-needed high-quality, specialised and affordable assessment, treatment, education and support to children with disabilities, and their families and carers, enabling them to lead more independent lives. KCDC offers a unique intervention in children with disabilities’ lives through a holistic approach that aims at “helping all children reach their full life potential”. Our strategies are research and rights-based, in line with the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Charter of 2006 to which Uganda is a signed up and ratified member country. Our mission follows closely the country‘s Vision 2040 theme which aims at bringing all Ugandans above the poverty line by 2040. We believe that our interventions now will play a significant part in making both the UN and Ugandan goals bear desired fruits in future.