Our Impact

EquallyAble works towards empowering individuals with disabilities by offering a variety of programs and services that cater to their needs.

Our Programs

Programs

Success Stories

Our Donors Impact

EquallyAble identifies the unique needs of individuals with disabilities, develops customized programs and services, implements them through partnerships, and regularly evaluates impact to make improvements.

Success Stories

Anita

Anita, once seen as a burden due to her disability, gained computer skills through EquallyAble and launched her own tech shop.

Success Stories

Jakir Hussein

Jakir Hussein had hopes of joining the police academy before a tragic accident shattered his dreams. Although left with a permanent handicap to his leg, he didn’t lose hope.

Success Stories

Yamin

Yamin from India lost his arm below the elbow at a very young age. Yet, he didn’t let that hinder him in any way. Earning his bachelor’s degree and master’s, he armed himself with an education that empowered him to manifest his goals.

Success Stories

Kawaru

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.

Success Stories

Sajjan Khan

Despite a mobile handicap, Sajjan Khan from Rajasthan found a way to provide for his village and community with the help of EquallyAble.

Success Stories

Emajuddin Seikh

Due to a congenital condition, Emajuddin Seikh faces significant limitations, rendering him unable to perform approximately 70% of tasks with his left arm. For a time, he aimlessly roamed his village, grappling with feelings of worthlessness and despair.

Success Stories

Qurat Ul Aain

In 4th grade, Qurat Ul Aain lost mobility in her legs after surgery, keeping her out of school for three years. EquallyAble’s learning center helped her return to an accessible, supportive school environment.

Success Stories

Srinivasulu

Meet Srinivasulu. In 2016, an accident left him with a below-the-knee amputation. He felt depressed and even suicidal from being bedridden and unable to walk.

Success Stories

Sonu

Living with a disability has not stopped Sonu from using his abilities to help others. He has developed innovative ways to reach out to people and ensure that they can reach out to him in turn.