The National Indigenous Disabled Women Association Nepal (NIDWAN) is a dedicated organization that advocates for the rights and empowerment of Indigenous women and girls with disabilities. By fostering collaboration at both the grassroots and global levels, NIDWAN addresses the unique challenges faced by this marginalized group. The organization’s mission encompasses various initiatives, including education, health and well-being, crisis relief, and environmental justice.

NIDWAN offers educational grants aimed at supporting Indigenous women and girls with disabilities, facilitating their inclusion in educational opportunities that lead to dignified livelihoods. Additionally, their advocacy efforts focus on sustainable development goals and raising awareness about the intersection of ableism and systemic discrimination. NIDWAN also engages in extensive research and partnerships that amplify the voices of Indigenous persons with disabilities, ensuring they have a seat at decision-making tables. Committed to transformative change, NIDWAN plays a vital role in the fight for equality and justice for Indigenous women with disabilities in Nepal.