Even within the disability, the condition of women is deteriorating. There is discrimination at home, then there is a discriminatory system by the society and the state has become another obstacle. At the same time, due to the spread of gender discrimination and patriarchal thinking and values, women with disabilities have become more marginalized and are facing domestic violence, humiliation, various kinds of stigma and opportunities.

Nepal Disabled Women’s Association is conducting a rapid survey to understand the impact of COVID 19 on women and girls with disabilities. This research aims to analyze the situation of women and children with disabilities during the Coronavirus epidemic.

Nepal Disabled Women Association has prepared an awareness poster for disability-inclusive COVID-19 response. This poster has been prepared to make the COVID response more disability-inclusive at a time when the corona epidemic is growing rapidly in the world and its impact is still being felt in Nepal.

NDWA recognizes that there was a serious mistake or ignorance from the Parliament Itself while making the social protection act that resulted in people with disabilities not being eligible for social protection allowance. Thus, we request all the stakeholders to amend that act and also continue providing the facilities to the existing beneficiaries.