Children with disabilities (CWDs) in Uganda have the highest absolute number among Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) as reported by Ministry of Labour, Gender and Social Development (MLGSD). CWDs aged 2-4 years and 5-17 years have the prevalence rate of 4% and 7.8% respectively. Ugandan households with PWDs incur more expenses than families without PWDs. These households incur 40% more than their counterparts without PWDs on household expenses and households with CWDs incur on average 30% more on education related cost and its exacerbated by the impairment level of CWDs causing expense to even rise further on average up to 50% more. With these high expenses incurred, another burden on household with PWDs is poverty with half living in extreme poverty and three quarters living in poverty (MLGSD, 2020).