Partnerships and Alliances

World Wide Hearing provides access to affordable hearing aids to children and youth in developing countries.

CBM works with the WFD to promote the rights of deaf persons.

CBM's Community Mental Health Initiative supports the Movement to improve services for persons with psychosocial disabilities.

As a member of GBDN, CBM includes persons with disabilities in the workplace and views a lived disability experience as an advantage.

CBM works with the IDA to promote the rights of persons with disabilities across the UN's efforts to advance human rights and sustainable development.

The Alliance advocates for the availability of quality, coordinated and affordable rehabilitation services.

CBM and the GNDR are committed to increasing community resilience and reducing disaster risk.

As a founding member, CBM works with GCI in the prevention of disability caused by untreated clubfoot.

GCE is a civil society movement that promotes and defends education as a basic human right.

The European Disability Forum are self-advocates that believe in and campaign for the right of disabled people to be fully involved in European policy-making process.

Promotes awareness and knowledge of deafblindness as a unique disability and influences appropriate services for deafblind persons around the world.

CONCORD aims to strengthen the impact of European development NGOs through European Institutions and positively influence the European development policies for a fair, just & sustainable world.

CGHH’s promotes and enhances hearing health services in low-resource communities.

ISPO aims at improving the quality of life for persons who may benefit from prosthetic, orthotic, mobility and assistive devices.

CBM has been working with WHO to develop high-quality global tools and standards to improve the quality of life of persons with disabilities in the poorest communities.

Since 2002, CBM has had 'roster consultative' status with ECOSOC, who will periodically ask for input on a given development theme.

The aim of IDA is to promote the implementation of the UN CRPD worldwide through the active involvement of organisations of persons with disabilities.

EDAN’s goal is to advocate for the inclusion, participation and active involvement of persons with disabilities in spiritual, social, economic and structural life of the church in particular and the society in general.

The mission of the IAPB is to eliminate the main causes of avoidable blindness and visual impairment.

The IDDC is a group of disabled people’s organisations and development organisations committed to inclusive development.

The global organisation representing the estimated 285 million people worldwide who are blind or partially sighted.

ICEVI and CBM promote education of visually impaired children.