National Disabled Fund (NDF) is a humanitarian organization dedicated to supporting persons with disabilities in Nepal. Established on December 31, 1981, by the Social Welfare Council (SWC), NDF has been providing meaningful charitable programs for over three decades. The main focus of NDF's work is disability rehabilitation, education, and livelihood training, with the aim of enhancing the living conditions of persons with disabilities (PWDs).

They offer a range of services, including assistive technology, gait training, physiotherapy, and counseling. These services are designed to empower individuals with disabilities and promote their social inclusion. NDF has made a significant impact in the community, with over 17,000 assistive devices distributed, 38,000 physiotherapy sessions conducted, and over 10,000 counseling sessions provided.

They also organize workshops and outreach camps to raise awareness about disability issues. For support and more information, you can contact NDF through their website or social media channels. NDF is committed to creating a more inclusive society where persons with disabilities can thrive