The Jigiya So Psychomotor Rehabilitation Centre is an organisation that welcomes, guides and cares for children and teenagers with disabilities. The centre was created in December 2014. Jigiya So‘s mission is to promote interventions and support activities adapted to the nature of the disability. The project promotes, on the one hand, the integration of young people with disabilities (physical, intellectual and psychomotor impairments) into their communities and, on the other hand, the rights to dignity and identity of the individual.

The project aims to defend and promote the rights of persons with disabilities, particularly teenagers and young people with intellectual disabilities in the municipality of Kati, who are survivors of family neglect and social exclusion. That will take place through support, capacity building, awareness raising and advocacy/lobbying in collaboration with the Centre Jigiya So. The project therefore intends to take into account the rights to education, access to health care and sources of income of young people with mental disabilities, as a source of power that will give them the ability to express themselves and participate freely in community life.