Chimwemwe Kankhande is a Project Coordinator at Able Foundation, contributing to the organisation's work in disability inclusion, inclusive education, community engagement and programmes that create opportunities for children and young people with disabilities and learning differences.
Her work involves supporting the coordination of projects and activities that bring together education, advocacy, community participation and practical approaches to inclusion. She contributes to ensuring that Able Foundation's work is connected to the needs of learners, families and communities.
Chimwemwe has a background in public administration and management and has experience in project coordination and community-focused work. Her professional experience includes project coordination with organisations working in inclusion and human rights.
At Able Foundation, she has been involved in the organisation's engagement in disability and inclusive-education activities. She was part of the Able Foundation team participating in the 2026 Africa Disability Coordination Summit, which focused on early action and rehabilitation in Africa.
She has also contributed to Able Foundation's engagement around inclusive and special-needs education, including learning exchanges and discussions focused on skills-based education, inclusive teaching approaches and preparing learners for greater independence and participation.
Chimwemwe's work reflects Able Foundation's wider commitment to moving from awareness to practical action—supporting programmes that promote participation, dignity, inclusion and opportunities for people with disabilities.
As Project Coordinator, she contributes to turning ideas and partnerships into organised activities that support Able Foundation's mission and strengthen its impact in the communities it serves.