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Who We Are
IDIWA is an indigenous non-governmental organization established in 2000, and committed to transforming power relations through strengthening women and girls with disabilities and their formations to challenge the patriarchal system and disability-based discrimination that creates a perceived acceptable imbalance and inequality in society. In character we are proactive and responsive, creative, grounded, consistent and reliable, and a part of the ecosystem of women’s rights, feminist and disability rights movements in Uganda and Africa. IDIWA operates nationally, with strategic presence in Eastern Uganda. This strategy seeks to help expand the organization’s reach and imprint to ensure a wider and deeper presence across the country
Thematic Areas
IDIWA's comprehensive approach addresses physical, visual, hearing, and psycho-social disabilities, including support for persons with albinism. Our work transforms not just individual lives but entire communities, creating lasting change for sustainable development.
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Successful Stories
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