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CII Programme

2025 CII Course!

*** This course has now commenced and no further applications will be taken ***

ADAPT has announced it’s 2025 training programme for the Asia Pacific region. The Community Initiatives in Inclusion (CII) programme is a course for trainers and planners of community disabled services.

The course is conducted in two stages:

  • Month 1-3: Taught lessons over 14 weeks, conducted over 6 days a week
  • Month 4-6: Implementation phase of the action plan created over the first three months

Applicants should:

  1. Have a bachelor’s degree
  2. Have a good understanding of spoken and written English
  3. Have experience of working with people with disabilities
  4. Have a strong commitment to community work

A maximum of 2-3 participants from each Asia Pacific country will be accepted.

Modules:

Contact ADAPT:

To learn more about the CII course in general, please contact the team at ADAPT.

Mrs Sujata Verma: Director, Training and CII

Ms Catherine Ameno: Assistant Training and Pedagogy & One Little Finger

Email: adapt.macis@gmail.com, Website: www.adaptssi.org