In practice this means being able to offer individualised programmes that help to counterbalance the limitations caused by disabilities. Because of this, there are several different categories within which people with disabilities live and work at Motse Wa Badiri. They are given pocket money each month to meet personal needs.
Some people take part in a shared communal life with the volunteers and their families.
This includes board, accommodation and social, recreational and cultural activities. At present, there are 18 people with disabilities within the programmes at Motse Wa Badiri.