Disability is a Myth. Ability is Everything.

At EquallyAble, we’re rewriting the rules. We don’t see limits. We see potential. Through innovation, advocacy, and relentless action, we’re unlocking independence for people with disabilities. This isn’t just charity. It’s a revolution.

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Who We Are

Our Story

At EquallyAble, our mission is powered by lived experience. Founder Mohammad Yousuf, a polio survivor, lost the ability to walk at age two and didn’t begin school until twelve. His early life was shaped by stigma, isolation, and discrimination—but never defeated. Against all odds, he went on to earn degrees in Electronics and Computer Engineering and become a leading voice in disability development.

In 2001, he established EquallyAble to ensure others wouldn’t have to fight the same battles alone. What began as one man’s personal journey has become a global movement, reaching across more than 10 countries with life-changing programs in education, health, and economic opportunity.

Every step we take is rooted in the real-life challenges and triumphs of disability. This is more than advocacy—it’s personal transformation turned into collective action. At EquallyAble, lived experience isn’t just part of our story—it is our story.

Our Founder

Mohammad Yousuf – Turning Adversity Into Empowerment

Mohammad Yousuf’s journey is a powerful testament to resilience, purpose, and the impact of lived experience. His life took a difficult turn at just two years old, when he was paralyzed by polio and lost the ability to walk. What followed was a childhood shaped by exclusion, stigma, and systemic barriers.Yet, through it all, Mohammad’s spirit never broke.
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Our Vision

A world where every person, no matter their ability, has the chance to live with dignity, purpose, and independence. We’re not just imagining this future, we’re building it, one person, one community at a time. Through bold ideas, global partnerships, and relentless action, we’re creating a world where everyone belongs.

Our Mission

We’re here to do one thing: change lives. Everything we do is designed to meet the real, everyday needs of people with disabilities, their families, and their communities. Whether it’s providing a wheelchair, teaching new skills, or creating opportunities for work, we’re committed to helping people live with honor, dignity, and independence. This isn’t just our mission, it’s our promise.

Our Vision

A world where every person, no matter their ability, has the chance to live with dignity, purpose, and independence. We’re not just imagining this future, we’re building it, one person, one community at a time. Through bold ideas, global partnerships, and relentless action, we’re creating a world where everyone belongs.

Success Stories

Our Mission

We’re here to do one thing: change lives. Everything we do is designed to meet the real, everyday needs of people with disabilities, their families, and their communities. Whether it’s providing a wheelchair, teaching new skills, or creating opportunities for work, we’re committed to helping people live with honor, dignity, and independence. This isn’t just our mission, it’s our promise.

Success Stories

Our Partners and Supporters

We don’t do this alone. Thousands of individuals, families, and businesses stand with us, fueling our work with their generosity and belief in what we do. From global corporations to local community foundations, our partners help us provide life-changing assistive devices like wheelchairs, crutches, and hearing aids. Every contribution, big or small, adds up to something extraordinary: a world where everyone has the tools they need to thrive.

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Impact Story:

Meet Kawaru, a young woman from a remote village in Rajasthan, where traditional values often limit education for girls. Her father defied the norm, ensuring she learned to read and write.

With EquallyAble’s support, Kawaru set up a digital agency to help her community access essential government services. Despite her mobility challenges, a motorbike provided by EquallyAble now allows her to serve others in need.

Kawaru’s impact is profound – she helps illiterate villagers with tasks like applying for ration cards and pensions. The community that once discouraged her education now relies on her.