Our Services
Support shaped around each individual
From daily care to specialised learning and family training, every DMMA service is designed around one question: what does this person need to thrive?
Our Services
From daily care to specialised learning and family training, every DMMA service is designed around one question: what does this person need to thrive?
Day-to-day, person-centred support for children and adults living with physical, intellectual, developmental and sensory disabilities. We work closely with each individual to build routines, provide practical assistance and encourage independence at their own pace.
Trusted, trained carers who live in or provide scheduled cover, giving families reliable, round-the-clock support. Our respite care gives parents and caregivers the time to rest and recharge, knowing their loved one is in safe, capable hands.
One-on-one and small-group lessons adapted to each learner's pace, communication style and strengths. Our tutors use patient, individualised methods that help children and adults build academic and functional skills with confidence.
Structured, compassionate strategies that help individuals understand their emotions, recognise triggers and respond calmly. We equip both individuals and their families with practical tools for managing challenging behaviour at home and in daily life.
Thorough assessments and tailored education plans that identify each learner's needs, strengths and goals. We work alongside families and, where relevant, schools to keep learning plans realistic, measurable and genuinely useful.
Practical training in everyday skills — self-care, household tasks, money handling, communication and community navigation — designed to build lasting independence and confidence for daily life.
Experienced, specially trained carers for children with disabilities and special needs, available for regular childcare, occasional babysitting or longer-term au pair arrangements — so parents can trust their child is genuinely understood.
Hands-on training that equips parents, family members and household caregivers with the knowledge and confidence to support a loved one with a disability — from daily care techniques to behaviour and communication strategies.
A warm, weekly programme of art, music, movement and sensory play, giving children and adults a joyful space to express themselves, build social connection and try new experiences in a supportive group setting.
Comprehensive care delivered right in the family home — combining support, teaching and life skills training in the environment where the individual feels most comfortable, and where progress carries into everyday life.
DMMA didn't just care for our son - they helped him discover what he could do, and helped us learn how to support him better every day.
- A DMMA parent, Harare