Nothing about us, without us.

DRAC leads a movement for disability inclusion: shaping policy, educating communities and delivering services that work for persons with disabilities, women and girls.

Why DRAC exists

People with disabilities are often excluded from the mainstream of society, and women and girls with disabilities face two-fold discrimination. DRAC gives them a voice and leads a more organised, strategic response with a development mindset.

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How we work

Research and Documentation

Evidence on how disability and exclusion affect lives.

Policy and Advocacy

Pushing for laws and budgets that include everyone.

Disability Rights Education

Building awareness in schools, families and communities.

Inclusive Service Delivery

Making health, education and livelihood services accessible.

Our projects

Making It Work

Break the Cycle

Policy to Practice

Count Disability Nigeria

The GIRLS Project

In the field

Community meeting facilitated by DRAC
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Women and girls with disabilities at a savings group session
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DRAC advocacy event with government and partners
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Where we work

Nigeria

Headquartered in Abuja, working across the FCT and beyond.

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