CeSA at a Glance
We Work Every Day for Our Children
38
Children Enrolled
As of 2026
11
Years of Care Since 2015
5+
Conditions Supported
Nursery through Secondary special classes, therapy and vocational training — helping children with disabilities grow, learn and reach their full potential.
From a single donated pen to a monthly gift —
every contribution reaches these children directly.
Centre For Special Abilities (CeSA) is a special needs centre located in Nansana, Uganda, offering Special Classes from Nursery through P1–S4. We work with children with special needs, supporting their development through assessment, therapy, education and vocational training.
Our work is guided by our vision, mission and motto:
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A society in which children with special needs can grow and develop to their full potential for independent living.
To promote a God-fearing, equal rights and equitable opportunities for children with special needs through assessment, rehabilitation, capacity building and advocacy.
"Dare to be true." It's a daily commitment — to be honest with the children and families we serve, true to our mission, and unafraid to advocate for what every child deserves.
Every centre has to work within its facilities and staff training. Here's an honest picture of who we can support today.
The list on the left covers most of the children at CeSA today, but it isn't a strict rule — every child is different, and our facilities and staff training are still growing. Wheelchair access and support for hearing impairments are two areas we're not fully set up for, but please don't assume the answer is no.
Child Psycho-Educational Assessment
Report Writing & Sharing
Admission / Referral
Not sure if CeSA is the right fit? Visits are welcome any time — please get in touch to arrange one.
CeSA offers a range of services to support children with special needs and their families.
We also promote community awareness, children's health and rights, vocational skills in agriculture, music, dance & drama, and environmental conservation.
