Kampala: Mr. Kihembo Wilbert has been elected as the youth representative for the Commonwealth Disabled People’s Forum (CDPF). This appointment highlights Kihembo’s dedication to promoting disability inclusion and rights across the Commonwealth.

Kihembo will advocate for disability inclusion in education, employment, medical care, and other areas affecting young people with disabilities. He aims to create a self-reliant generation of youth living with disabilities through developing their self-esteem, financial literacy, and capacity-building training. Kihembo will also mobilize and organize groups of young people with disabilities under the CDPF to have one voice and get recognized by governments.

Disability rights advocacy is gaining momentum in Uganda and across the Commonwealth. Efforts to promote inclusivity and accessibility are crucial for creating a more equitable society. Kihembo’s appointment is expected to bring a fresh perspective to the CDPF’s work and contribute to the ongoing efforts to advance disability rights.

As youth representative, Kihembo’s work will likely have a positive impact on the lives of many people with disabilities across the Commonwealth. His appointment demonstrates the CDPF’s commitment to promoting disability inclusion and rights, and his efforts will be closely watched by stakeholders in the disability community.

The CDPF has been working tirelessly to promote disability rights and inclusion across the Commonwealth. Kihembo’s appointment is a significant step towards achieving this goal. His experience and passion for disability advocacy will be invaluable in shaping the CDPF’s work and promoting disability inclusion.

Kihembo’s work as youth representative will focus on empowering young people with disabilities to take an active role in promoting disability rights and inclusion. He will work closely with governments, civil society organizations, and other stakeholders to advance disability rights and promote inclusivity.

The appointment of Kihembo as youth representative is a welcome development for the disability community. His dedication and passion for disability advocacy will undoubtedly make a positive impact on the lives of many people with disabilities across the Commonwealth.