Our programme covers physical, social, emotional, and economic rehabilitation, preparatory education, employment support, and social integration, ensuring that persons with disabilities and disabling health conditions have access to the services and opportunities they need and deserve to lead independent and dignified lives.

Rehabilitation centres provide physiotherapy, prosthetics, and mobility devices, while preparatory education programmes offer special- and home-based learning for children and youth with disabilities.

Employment support initiatives, such as technical and vocational education and training and microloans, further promote self-sufficiency and economic participation.

By working closely with local communities and health institutions, NAC ensures that disability inclusion remains a prioritised and integrated part of Afghanistan’s development efforts. The programme continues to expand and adapt, restoring and reopening rehabilitation centres, training professionals, and creating pathways for social, educational, and economic inclusion. Through these efforts, NAC is helping to build a society where persons with disabilities have the same opportunities as persons without disabilities – where they can access education, earn a living, and participate fully in their communities.