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60 seconds with…Oluwatosin Olorunmoteni, Suzanna Bright and Funmilayo Omodara

60 seconds with…Oluwatosin Olorunmoteni, Suzanna Bright and Funmilayo Omodara

by Baby Ubuntu | Aug 28, 2026 | News & Posts

We are delighted to shine a spotlight on the partnership between the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH) and Obafemi Awolowo University Teaching Hospitals Complex (OAUTHC) in Osun State, Nigeria. We sat down with Associate Professor Oluwatosin...
From Uganda to Malawi: Taking Baby Ubuntu beyond borders

From Uganda to Malawi: Taking Baby Ubuntu beyond borders

by Baby Ubuntu | Aug 27, 2026 | News & Posts

By Samual Semakula, Expert Father and Regional Lead, Uganda There is something about travelling for work that you only fully understand when you return home. You leave carrying your organisation’s experience and the responsibility of representing the people and...
Baby Ubuntu at EACD 2026: Adapting for impact across cultures and contexts

Baby Ubuntu at EACD 2026: Adapting for impact across cultures and contexts

by Baby Ubuntu | Jun 16, 2026 | News & Posts

In June 2026, the Baby Ubuntu team was proud to represent our work at the European Academy of Childhood-onset Disability (EACD) annual conference, held in Galway, Ireland. EACD brings together leading voices in childhood-onset disability research and practice from...
Baby Ubuntu at Humanity and Inclusion’s Global Learning Event in Ethiopia

Baby Ubuntu at Humanity and Inclusion’s Global Learning Event in Ethiopia

by Baby Ubuntu | May 27, 2026 | News & Posts

Earlier in May, Rachel Lassman our Global Programme Co-ordinator was invited to attend and present at a shared learning event in Ethiopia hosted by Humanity and Inclusion’s (HI) Early Child Development and Rehabilitation teams. The event was attending by participants...
Baby Ubuntu Trial Takes Centre Stage in Kigali

Baby Ubuntu Trial Takes Centre Stage in Kigali

by Baby Ubuntu | Apr 27, 2026 | News & Posts

We’re excited to share that last month marked a significant milestone for the Baby Ubuntu trial! The PDC Baby Ubuntu trial is a cluster randomised trial based in Rwanda, evaluating the impact of the Baby Ubuntu programme on young children at risk of...
Strengthening the Baby Ubuntu Global Community Through Shared Learning

Strengthening the Baby Ubuntu Global Community Through Shared Learning

by Baby Ubuntu | Mar 27, 2026 | News & Posts

In March, we hosted our first online shared learning event for Baby Ubuntu implementation partners around the world. Creating spaces for shared learning is central to the work of the Baby Ubuntu team. We are committed to building opportunities for partners to exchange...
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  • 60 seconds with…Oluwatosin Olorunmoteni, Suzanna Bright and Funmilayo Omodara
    In News & Posts
    28 August 2026
  • From Uganda to Malawi: Taking Baby Ubuntu beyond borders
    In News & Posts
    27 August 2026
  • Baby Ubuntu at EACD 2026: Adapting for impact across cultures and contexts
    In News & Posts
    16 June 2026
  • Baby Ubuntu at Humanity and Inclusion’s Global Learning Event in Ethiopia
    In News & Posts
    27 May 2026
  • Baby Ubuntu Trial Takes Centre Stage in Kigali
    In News & Posts
    27 April 2026
  • Strengthening the Baby Ubuntu Global Community Through Shared Learning
    In News & Posts
    27 March 2026
  • Baby Ubuntu in Action: Programme Implementation in Diverse Settings
    In Webinars
    27 February 2026
  • World Hope International – Baby Ubuntu’s Newest Implementation Partner
    In News & Posts
    27 February 2026
  • Baby Ubuntu Research Highlights 2025
    In Webinars
    27 December 2025
  • The power of storytelling for children with disabilities and their families
    In Webinars
    27 October 2025
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