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• STEP - Special Talent Exchange Program

  Pakistan

• QADER For Community Development

  QADER for Community Development is a Palestinian independent, non-governmental, not-for-profit, and rights-based organization focused on disability and inclusion in Palestine. Established in 2008, and officially registered to the Palestinian Ministry of Interior on July 23, 2008, QADER leads a twin-track approach, dedicated to the empowerment and protection of children, women, and youth with disabilities from marginalization, discrimination, and all forms of disability-based and gender-based violence. QADER is committed to aligning societal, institutional, and policy contexts with the principles of “disability inclusion” and “leave no one behind” in Palestine. Through this alignment, QADER strives to foster its active engagement and meaningful participation across diverse facets of life and to ensure their full entitlements of rights by local laws and international human rights conventions and standards. QADER engages in international advocacy efforts through monitoring and documenting human rights violations and international crimes, legal analysis, and reporting, to foster avenues for accountability and protecting the rights of persons with disabilities. ([www.qader.org](https://www.qader.org))
  Palestine

• Inclov

  Inclov is a matchmaking platform for people with disabilities to make friends and find love. It started in 2016 and stands for inclusive love. (Source: Website)
  India

• ENOSH - The Israeli Mental Health Association

  Founded in 1978, Enosh is the largest mental health organization in Israel delivering comprehensive and groundbreaking community-based rehabilitation programs in the domains of supportive housing, employment, and socialization and family counseling centers. They also address early intervention efforts through innovative programs for youth. Over the years, Enosh has spearheaded significant changes in mental health legislation rights and service delivery and is bringing its expertise to the forefront of the local and global mental health agenda. (Source: Website)
  Israel

• Helm

  Helm provides comprehensive advisory and coaching services for institutions, professionals and governments. Helm enables an ease of policy and strategy integration towards the effective and sustainable inclusion of Persons With Disabilities in the workplace, marketplace and events. (Source: Website)
  Egypt

• BasicNeeds Vietnam

  With the aim to facilitate the release of stress, fatigue, and emotional pain as well as the adding of joy and positive energy to the mental health of Vietnamese people, BasicNeeds Viet Nam was founded in 2010 to establish a system that supports community development and nurturing the Vietnamese people’s mental health. (Source: Website)
  Vietnam

• Suarise

  Suarise is an end to end social enterprise which enabling the digital sector to be more accessible for People with Disability, especially for visually impaired people. (Source: Website)
  Indonesia

• Light for the World Cambodia

  Light for the World is a global development organisation empowering people with disabilities and enabling eye health services in low income countries. Light for the World has been active in Cambodia since early 2000, with partners in eye health, CBR and inclusive education. Since then, Light for the World with its Disability Inclusion Lab has become known as a strong resource on coordination, facilitation and training on disability inclusion and respected ally to the disability movement. They work on inclusive employment and entrepreneurship, support for women with disabilities, and design innovative livelihood solutions in agriculture and regular employment. In December 2017, the Pursat Region witnessed the grand opening of its first high-level vocational training centre open to everyone regardless of their physical disability. (Source: Website)
  Cambodia

• Boltay Huroof

  Pakistan

• Sohwa Aram Center

  South Korea