Our Network
Partner Organizations
We're grateful for the healthcare providers, educators, corporations, and nonprofits who partner with us to serve our community.
Government Partners
National Commission on Disabilities (NCD)
Government institution collaborating on disability policy alignment, institutional engagement, and inclusion-focused coordination.
Independent National Commission on Human Rights (INCHR) Liberia
Human rights institution supporting rights protection, dignity-centered advocacy, and accountability for persons with disabilities.
Nonprofit Partners
Rwanda Down Syndrome Organization
Regional peer organization collaborating with IWA-Liberia on advocacy learning, technical exchange, and organizational capacity strengthening.
Uganda Down Syndrome Foundation
Collaborating foundation focused on experience sharing and practical approaches to service delivery for persons with Down syndrome.
Ghana Down Syndrome Association
Regional association supporting cross-border collaboration in rights advocacy, inclusion strategies, and parent network strengthening.
African Down Syndrome Network (ADSN)
Continental network supporting coordinated advocacy, policy influence, and shared capacity-building for member organizations.
Debora Foundation - Ethiopia
A collaborating inspiration partner whose Debora Village model informs the proposed IWA-Liberia Village Initiative.
Pakistan Down Syndrome Association
International peer association engaged in experience sharing, community empowerment, and developmental disability advocacy collaboration.
National Union of Organization for the Disabled (NUOD)
National disability movement partner supporting collective advocacy, rights-based mobilization, and inclusive policy engagement.
National Coalition of Civil Society Organization of Liberia (NACSOL)
Civil society coalition partner engaged in capacity-building support, advocacy coordination, and movement-level collaboration.
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