Bangladesh Disabled Development Trust (BDDT) is a non-profit, non-governmental organization in Bangladesh dedicated to improving the lives of vulnerable people, especially Persons With Disabilities (PWDs). They achieve this through various activities, including training, employment generation, human rights promotion, rehabilitation services, educational support, income-generating activities, and emergency response during disasters. The organization actively works for the development of PWDs by providing training, ICT training for blinds, Braille work and disability consultation.

The Uganda National Action on Physical Disability (UNAPD) is a membership organization established in 1998 in Uganda. It serves as a platform for voicing concerns of Persons With Physical Disabilities (PWPDs) to realize a barrier-free environment and enable them to enjoy their rights fully. UNAPD actively participates in the disability movement in Uganda, articulating PWPD issues within civil society and the country.

CHAVITA, which stands for Chama cha Viziwi Tanzania (Tanzania Association of the Deaf), is an organization established in 1983 to facilitate a better future for Deaf people in Tanzania. It promotes economic empowerment by linking Deaf people with resources such as capital, trainings, and income-generating activities, and advocates for the use of sign language to break communication barriers.

ADHD.dk is the website for the ADHD Association in Denmark. The organization aims to provide hope and empowerment to individuals with ADHD/ADD and their families by offering information, resources, and support. They focus on understanding ADHD, providing advice, and offering courses and events for individuals, families, and professionals.

U-Link & Down Syndrome Mauritius is a devoted NGO focused on the welfare of persons with disabilities, particularly those with Down Syndrome, in Mauritius. The organization's activities center around supporting and advocating for the rights and well-being of this vulnerable population.

TheseAbilities Youth Empowerment Initiative (TAWYE) is located in Jalingo, Adamawa, Nigeria. It aims to economically and socially empower women and youths with disabilities towards self-reliance. The organization currently has 642 likes on Facebook.

Anna Timmerman vzw is a Flemish advocacy organization focused on deafblindness. Founded in 1983, the organization works to represent the interests of deafblind and hard of hearing-visually impaired children and adults. It collaborates with other organizations to advocate for the deafblind community and raise awareness.

Perhimpunan Jiwa Sehat (PJS) is an independent disability organization focused on the rights of persons with psychosocial disabilities. They operate at the national level in Indonesia and have branches in various regions. Their vision is to create an inclusive and just world for people with psychosocial disabilities to live equally, prosperously, independently, and participate fully in all aspects of life.

Kapalak Bolalar O'zbekiston NNT is an organization in Uzbekistan that supports children born with a rare genetic skin condition called epidermolysis bullosa. The organization has a Facebook page with 1,491 likes. The content provided suggests the organisation works to provide comprehensive assistance for children with this condition.

The Kenya National Deaf Women Peace Network (KNDWPN) is a Community-Based Organization formed by Deaf women who participated in a National Women's Peace and Human Rights Workshop. It aims to address the violation of Deaf women's rights to information and freedom of expression, and to foster their participation in peace and human rights initiatives.

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Federación Española de Sordoceguera (FESOCE) is a non-profit organization in Spain that supports individuals with deafblindness and their families. They focus on promoting the well-being and equal opportunities for people with combined vision and hearing loss, representing their interests and providing support to their member organizations.

The organization is named Jinendhi Resource Centre For Down Syndrome Sri Lanka. It focuses on providing resources and support related to Down Syndrome.

Yayasan Peduli Sindroma Down Indonesia (YAPESDI) is a non-profit foundation focused on empowering children, adolescents, and adults with Down Syndrome or other intellectual disabilities. The organization provides classes and events to support individuals with Down Syndrome and their families.

Združenie rodičov hluchoslepích detí (Association of Parents of Deafblind Children) is a Slovakian organization that supports families and children affected by deafblindness. They provide contact information including address, phone number, email, and website, as well as their business identification number (IČO) and tax identification number (DIČ). The organization seeks to help and connect those in need of support.

Based on the provided text, Бидчадна.МН is an organization with a Facebook page that has 8,718 likes and discusses topics in Mongolian. The page seems to be focused on presenting information or content that resonates with a Mongolian-speaking audience, given the mention of providing content in their language.

The Polska Fundacja Osób Słabosłyszących (Polish Foundation for People with Hearing Impairment) aims to raise public awareness about people with hearing loss and to support their active integration into society. The foundation works to overcome social exclusion by initiating and developing activities that eliminate barriers in social and public spaces for functionally hearing-impaired individuals.

The website represents Nahoh, which stands for Nepal Association of the Hard of Hearing. The organization likely focuses on supporting individuals with hearing difficulties in Nepal.

The Australian Federation of Disability Organisations (AFDO) is a Disabled People’s Organisation (DPO) that works for long-term social change for people with disability. They represent the united voice of their members and people with disability in national initiatives and policy debate. Their vision is that all people with disabilities must be involved equally in all aspects of social, economic, political and cultural life.

The Christian Association of the Blind (CAB) is undertaking an agriculture project focused on swampland cultivation to improve food and nutrition for blind children at its national resource center in Liberia. The project aims to provide food for students, especially those benefiting from CAB's education and rehabilitation programs, and also serves as an income generation activity to promote the sustainability of the organization.