Objectives

  • Organizing persons with disabilities and their families into self-help groups for mutual support and empowerment.

  • Promoting inclusive education for children with disabilities, both in formal and non-formal settings.

  • Providing vocational training and skill development for income generation and self-reliance.

  • Raising awareness in communities to reduce stigma and promote positive attitudes toward people with disabilities.

  • Supporting the rehabilitation and reintegration of persons with disabilities into mainstream society.

  • Ensuring access to assistive devices and mobility aids for improved independence.

  • Advocating for the human rights of people with disabilities at local and national levels.

  • Promoting gender equity and addressing the specific needs of women and girls with disabilities.

  • Delivering health, hygiene, and nutrition services to disabled and disadvantaged families.

  • Conducting surveys and research to collect data on disability for effective planning and policy advocacy.

  • Encouraging participation of persons with disabilities in leadership, decision-making, and governance.

  • Developing and promoting Braille education and accessible learning materials for visually impaired individuals.

  • Facilitating access to inclusive primary health care, reproductive health, and family planning services.

  • Preventing school dropouts and increasing educational access for children with disabilities.

  • Providing counseling, social support, and mental health services for persons with disabilities and their families.

  • Organizing public campaigns, rallies, and observance of disability-related days to promote awareness and inclusion.

  • Engaging in environmental improvement programs such as tree planting and clean-up campaigns involving disabled communities.

  • Offering small grants or loans to disabled individuals for starting small businesses or income-generating projects.

  • Building partnerships with government and non-government organizations for disability-inclusive development.

  • Responding to emergencies and natural disasters with relief programs that include people with disabilities.

  • Encouraging mainstream media to represent people with disabilities positively and accurately.

  • Establishing libraries and Braille resource centers for visually impaired persons.

  • Monitoring and reporting on the implementation of disability rights laws and policies.

  • Supporting accessible infrastructure development, including ramps, signage, and transportation.

  • Creating safe, inclusive spaces for disabled women and children facing abuse, exploitation, or neglect.

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