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This section is a ready reckoner for notes on NGO’s and the latest in Law and Social Policy. What’s happening in the disability sector? Also, check out the Internet websites recommended here for more information. In short, it’s news you can use.

NGO CO-ORDINATION
Ability Foundation interacts and disseminates information with various NGOs from across the country. Networking is the oxygen we breathe, the sustenance that keeps us going. More than 70 NGOs from Southern India alone participated in our workshop on “Acting on the Act II”.
An innovative way through which we network is the publication and distribution of our unique magazine Success & ABILITY. For thirteen years now, the magazine has profiled NGOs working to educate, train and rehabilitate people with various disabilities. Networking through the publication of articles, interviews and news reports in Success & ABILITY is in line with the fact that we are an umbrella cross-disability advocacy organization, bringing together like-minded people, towards common goals.
Here is a list of NGOs in various areas of service and advocacy.

DISABILITY RELATED WEBSITES
For information specific to your needs, click here.

LAW AND SOCIAL POLICY
Over the years, disability, mercifully, has moved from being a charity issue to a human rights issue. There is now justified clamour for including disability in all departments of the state. Activists insist that disability is not a part of the Welfare Ministry. Enlightened judges have demanded implementation of the Act in its entirety. Judicial activism has helped in fighting discrimination on the grounds of disability. Read about all this and more.

HRLN
 
The Human Rights Law Network (HRLN) is a collective of lawyers and social activists dedicated to the use of legal system to advance human rights. Click here for more details