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NCPEDP works on six core principles, also called the six pillars of the organization, namely:

Employement
Education
Access
Policy & Law
Awareness
Youth

We believe that employment is not possible without education. Employment and education are not possible without accessibility. Employment, education, and accessibility need to be supported by appropriate legislation and policy, and it becomes imperative to create awareness to achieve any of the above. Most importantly, we believe that the youth will be the driving force behind all such initiatives.

Our story

Get to Know About Us

National Centre for Promotion of Employment for Disabled People (NCPEDP) is a cross-disability non-profit organisation working with a range of stakeholders; to advocate for the rights of persons with disability along with encouraging their employment; increasing

public awareness; creating and disseminating knowledge, information, and opportunities; and working towards easy and convenient access to all public places, products, services, and technologies.

Our Impact

CII Core Group on Disability Policy: CII formed a group to create a disability-inclusive policy for the private sector.

IT Sector Awareness Campaign: Cyber Media India Ltd. led efforts to raise disability awareness in the IT industry.

NGO Research Findings: Our research revealed key insights about disability issues, sparking awareness across sectors.

Employment Seminars: Events to explore job opportunities for persons with disabilities and create actionable plans.

Accessible Procurement Policy: Collaboration with the Ministry of Finance led to revised procurement rules ensuring accessibility for all.

Design for the Disabled: NID launched a diploma program focusing on designing for people with disabilities.

Hotels Go Accessible: HAI introduced guidelines for member hotels to create disabled-friendly facilities.

Accessible Heritage: ASI committed to making all Indian historical monuments accessible to persons with disabilities.

Inclusive Government Websites: Advocacy with the Ministry of Electronics led to updated GIGW, including accessibility for mobile apps.

ICT Accessibility Standards: NCPEDP provided the foundation for the Draft Guidelines, now under review by the LITD 35 Committee.

Accessible Media Advocacy: Worked with the Ministry of Information to enforce accessibility standards for TV channels, OTT platforms, and features for the visually impaired.

Education

UGC Initiatives for Inclusion: UGC introduced schemes to support special teacher training (B.Ed/M.Ed) and improve facilities for persons with disabilities in educational institutions.

Accessible Civil Services Exams: In 2001, UPSC held civil service exams in a fully accessible and disabled-friendly environment for the first time.

Inclusive Education Policy: NCPEDP’s advocacy ensured that the National Education Policy recognizes the needs of children and persons with disabilities.

Advocacy

Legal Sensitization: Partnered with the Human Rights Law Network to raise awareness on disability issues within the legal community.

Census Milestone: Disability included in India’s Population Census 2001, marking a historic step toward data-driven inclusion.

‘Call for Action’ Document: Advocacy workshop on the Disability Act outlined actionable steps for its implementation across sectors.

World Disability Day: December 3 became a national movement for solidarity and awareness on disability rights.

Inclusive Disaster Management: Collaborated with MSJE to develop National and State Disability-Inclusive Disaster Management Guidelines, ensuring no person with disabilities is left behind during crises.

National Webinar: Hosted discussions with officials, Disability Commissioners, and Civil Society Organizations on inclusive disaster management.

Celebrating Change Makers: Honored 16 achievers at the 24th NCPEDP-LTIMindtree Helen Keller Awards.

Unveiling Insights
125,600

people with disabilities reached through our disability inclusion programmes

28,699

students with disabilities received access to education

51,299

people with disabilities reached through our disability inclusion programmes

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