The study was guided by three objectives namely: 1. to examine the influence of impairment on the creativity of youth entrepreneurs at Malengo Foundation, 2. to assess the influence of activity limitation on the productivity of youth entrepreneurs at Malengo Foundation, 3. to examine the influence of participation restriction on skills and market opportunities of youth entrepreneurs at Malengo Foundation.

The study found that youth entrepreneurs with disabilities were able to maintain business relationships with their customers in business enterprises they cannot be discriminated against based on their disability, including tailoring and hairdressing. The study found that youth entrepreneurs with disabilities cultivated confidence to do business when given entrepreneurship training and technical skills. They also generated “bankable” ideas which ensured the achievement of their business objectives.