Nazari Digar Ltd grants and how to apply

Charitable objects

The charity’s objects (‘objects’) are specifically restricted to preserve and protect the health of people with down’s syndrome in central Asia by: 1. Ensuring that parents, family members, health workers and people with down’s syndrome have the knowledge and attitudes needed to understand health issues, have access to professional services and equipment, and are engaged in taking proactive measures to stay healthy and to resolve problems as they arise. 2. Ensuring people (and their mothers’ and families) with down’s syndrome are able to take an active part in an inclusive society, whether at nursery school, school, in the workplace and in general life. That people with down’s syndrome feel loved in a supportive and caring family environment. 3. Raising awareness: understanding and acceptance; that society is aware, knowledgeable and supportive of the positive and fulfilling lives that people with down’s syndrome can live. That provision of support from government, institutions and civil society is properly targeted. That people with down’s syndrome and their families don’t feel shame or blame, but instead feel confident in their community and wider society.4. Providing family support: that the parents and family members of people with down’s syndrome are supported, empowered, celebrate the achievements of people with down’s syndrome, and have access to the equipment and specialists that they need. That those children without parents, living in institutions are also…

Where it operates

Tajikistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan