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          Your search returned 143 Organizations

          • Organization for Broadcasting and Communications for People with Disabilities

            A Japanese certified non-profit organization. (Source: Website)
            Japan

          • Samarthyam - National Centre for Accessible Environments

            Samarthyam is a disabled people organization (DPO) founded in 1993 with a Special Consultative Status with United Nations ECOSOC since 2015. Samarthyam disseminate and implement ‘Accessibility Awareness and Implementation Strategies’ through a novel model, which primarily focuses on promoting enabling environment. We undertake action oriented approach to mainstream persons with disabilities and to live quality life with dignity. (Source: Website)
            India

          • Phnom Penh Center for Independent Living

            The Phnom Penh Center for Independent Living (PPCIL) is a Phnom Penh based, Cambodian, non-governmental organization established in 2009 which was founded by Cambodians with disabilities. PPCIL promotes a rights based approach to disability and development aimed at empowering disabled persons through the independent living movement. (Source: Website)
            Cambodia

          • ICEVI - International Council for Education of People with Visual Impairment

            The International Council for Education of People with Visual Impairment (ICEVI) is the world’s major association of individuals and organisations concerned with equality of access to appropriate education for children and youth with vision impairment. (Source: Website)
            India

          • Action on Disability Rights And Development-Nepal

            Action on Disability Rights and Development is nonpolitical, Non-Governmental, non-profit making rights based development Organization of persons with disabilities, functional in Nepal since its establishment in 2008.The objectives of ADRAD are the Promotion of accessible books for persons with visual and print disabilities in Nepal that is in line with the article 9 of UNCRPD. (Source: Website)
            Nepal

          • Mitti Cafe

            Mitti Café is an award-winning NGO, committed to the cause of employment and livelihoods for people with special needs. Mitti Café is a chain of cafes that provides experiential training and employment to adults with physical and intellectual disabilities. (Source: Website)
            India

          • Sao Mai Center for the Blind

            Since Sao Mai Center was established in 2001, their main goal is to promote the usage and development of assistive technology in education and employment for the blind. In June 2014, the Executive Board decided to set more missions for the center, which are to promote employment opportunities for the blind, to make the Center more sustainable as well as to continue to develop and keep their existing activities going on. Due to the new strategies, the Center was renamed "Sao Mai Vocational & Assistive Technology Center for the Blind" in June 2014. Most of the services and products provided for the blind are free of charge. (Source: Website)
            Vietnam

          • Forum of the Handicapped

            FOH was founded in 1986 as an organization representing persons with disability in the North of Lebanon and running different services that facilitate the integration of persons with disability in their community. As a result of the Syrian crisis, FOH has extended its services to include Syrian refugees with disabilities. One of the main objectives of the “forum of the handicapped in North Lebanon” is to turn the city into a friendly place for persons with disability, and to help them live in dignity on an equal basis with all members of society. (Source: Website)
            Lebanon

          • MSU-DU - Mahasarakham University, Universal Design Center

            Thailand

          • NOWPDP - Network of Organizations Working with People with Disabilities

            NOWPDP operates in the development sector with a focus on inclusion through empowerment of persons with disabilities. Its view on persons with disabilities is for them to be an important stakeholder in the bigger picture, whether one considers education or employment, ergo the saying “A Part. Not Apart”. The core values behind NOWPDP’s framework are empathy, action and social justice. Therefore, the splayed fingers in the logo mark represent the whole, with the smaller, slightly different thumb representing persons with disabilities as an integral part of it. (Source: Website)
            Pakistan