Nepal Disabled Women Association (NDWA) has started a helpline service with the aim of reducing gender based violence and providing access to justice for women and girls with disabilities affected by GBV. National Human Rights Commission’s Chairperson Top Bahadur Magar announced the helpline number. NDWA has started a toll-free helpline number 9801571225 with the aim… Read more Helpline service for access to justice

Nepal Disabled Women Association (NDWA) organized a provincial level consultation program to review the activities and exchange experiences under the Leveraging Existing Accessibility Resources in Nepal (LEARN) project in Nepal. This event was organized to discuss an activities and achievements of the LEARN Project, which is run with the aim of finding the learning limitations… Read more Provincial level review and experience exchange program

The parliamentarians have expressed their commitment to initiate to implement the laws, policies and rules made for the rights of the person with disabilities. Program organized by Nepal disabled Women Association(NDWA) collaboration with CBM Global, in Kathmandu on the role of parliamentarians in the implementation of the laws and policies related to person with disabilities,… Read more parliamentarians committed to raise issues for rights of person with disabilities

To include issues of women with disabilities from the ward level of the local government Nepal Disabled Women Association NDWA organized an interaction with the ward representatives of Kathmandu Metropolitan city. With the aim of addressing the concerns of women with disabilities in the policy, program and budget of the metropolitan city, the NDWA has… Read more NDWA discussed with the local level representatives

Nepal Disabled Women Association NDWA completed five interaction programs in Bagmati Province with School Principals, the School Management Committee (SMC), Parent Teacher Association (PTA), and Ward representatives of 40 schools of LEARN project. The schools were provided with high and low-technology learning materials and training. NDWA held five discussion programs in Kathmandu, Lalitpur, Dhading, and… Read more Orientation to SMC, PTA, Head Teachers, and Ward Representatives