Itohan Ogiemudia (38)
Project: Water is here!
Iziomoh Bidemi Felix
Project: New Media Technology Program for Ex-convicts in Nigeria
Jacqueline Dorleku
Project: To see blind children proactively integrated into the formeducation system and studying courses that are conventionalreserved for the sighted and leading a fulfilled independent life. 102 direct, 1500 indirect
Jacquiline Namutebi
Project: This urban tinned farming project is to empower these vulnerable families to have a right to food and food available at affordable costs.
James, Johnson and Victor
Project: equipping poorest visually impaired children with skills to integrate in society (Braille, mobility etc
Jane Waithera
Project: Resource Centrefor PWA, advocating against killing of Albinos
Jessica Schroeder
Project: mobile resource and support center for disability related organisations to provide training in teaching techniques, fundraising, counselling and awareness raising campaigns.
Joanna Katarzyna Zdobylak
Project: Polish visually impaired citizens to be empowered and treated equally on the job market
Joanne Shoan Chua
Project: Develop the participant’s self-confidence, problem solving skills and the ability to think critically and to criticize their own behaviour.
Johan Andres Serhalawan (40)
Project: Improving livelihoods through better agricultural practices
John Mwangi
Project: Organic farming initiatives project we train on natural farming using indigenous microorganisms IMO to grow clean healthy foods, livestock, management, water conservation and business start up training.
John Peter
Project: Enable Narikuravar communities to be socially and economically empowered.
Johny Sulistio (66)
Project: Advocacy for leprosy patients
Joseck Omskoyo Otungo
Project: Table banking groups and greenhouses for visually impaired
Joseph Christophe Kone
Project: Everyone needs equal opportunity, to be safe.
Joseph Tarrit
Project: "Chipukizzi (young Rockstars)" works with alcohol addicted children from marginalized areas in Kenya.
Josephine Esperanza Malan (58)
Project: Educational center for blind children and teenagers
Joshua B. Shadrach
Project: For the Liberian community to overcome their ignorance and negative perceptions about blind people and allow them scope to develop their human potential and gain a sense of dignity.
Joshua Njeke Egbe
Project: Rehabilitation and correction projects aim to equip displaced orphans and women with the knowledge needed to combat unemployment.