Since Seme already has a fair amount of experience, he is responsible for guiding newly hired coaches and the organisations of people with disabilities in carrying out the project.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Seme has acted as an intermediary to draw attention to people with disabilities. He did this via a training course to raise awareness. He also gave interviews to various radio stations, wrote articles, and used social media platforms, such as Facebook and WhatsApp. This led mainstream organisations to become more aware of people living with disabilities and their needs. His focus was mainly on inclusion of women with disabilities in policy, e.g., regarding COVID-19. Thanks to his work and with help from SeeYou, organisations and the government now understand better how important it is to involve people with disabilities in their (public) policy.
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