NUDIPU is in the process of prequalifying competent service providers for the year 2026-2027.NUDIPU invites competent and suitable qualified firms/Companies to express interest and applyfor the prequalification to provide services.
NUDIPU, with support from the Uganda Communication Commission, launches an issue paper to strengthen ICT Policy Advocacy for persons with disabilities. Aiming to institutionalize inclusive ICT practices that promote digital empowerment, equal participation, and accessibility across Uganda’s social and economic development. This issue paper was developed with input from Dr Abdul Busulwa, lecturer at Kyambogo …
The National Union of Disabled Persons of Uganda, in collaboration with the Uganda Parliamentary Forum on Social Protection, the Parliamentary Forum for Persons with Disabilities, the Uganda Women Media Association, and various Organizations of Persons with Disabilities, is excited to announce a press conference to officially launch the National Disability Manifesto for 2026-2031. This manifesto …
NUDIPU and partners launch the National Disability Manifesto 2026 to 2031 Read More »
In Uganda, over 68% of individuals with disabilities lack access to digital applications due to language barriers. Recognizing this challenge, we are excited to introduce SmartNote and Trusted Eyes, two innovative local apps designed specifically to ensure that persons with visual impairments can access vital information and participate more fully in society. SmartNote SmartNote is …
NUDIPU and its partners with support from Christian Blind Mission presented a pivotal report on the assessment of government-operated orthopedical workshops to the Ministry of Health. The findings from this comprehensive evaluation highlighted several critical issues: 1. Limited Capacity: There is an insufficient space in government facilities to effectively provide orthopedic services. 2. Outdated Equipment: Many of …
In the heart of Uganda, two districts Isingiro and Bududa have been selected by NUDIPU to embark on a transformative five-year project aimed at empowering individuals with disabilities and their caretakers with support from the Norwegian Association of the Disabled (NAD). Last quarter, we facilitated inception meetings with local government leaders to lay the groundwork …
The National Union of Disabled Persons of Uganda (NUDIPU) is actively implementing the Human Rights Organization Development (HROD) project, supported by the Norwegian Association for the Disabled. This initiative aims to enhance disability-inclusive planning, budgeting, and service delivery in Luweero, Kabale, Ntungamo, and Kibaale districts. Persons with disabilities often face barriers in government planning and …
Advancing disability inclusion: NUDIPU’s efforts through the HROD project Read More »
In a groundbreaking initiative, the National Union of Disabled Persons of Uganda (NUDIPU) in partnership with Eight Tech Consults Limited, with support from the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC), is paving the way for a more inclusive workforce by equipping persons with disabilities with essential skills for employment. This program is designed to unlock opportunities that …
NUDIPU intends to conduct a screening and needs assessment exercise in eight schools (six primary and two secondary). The purpose of the exercise is to generate professional recommendations on the teaching and learning resources required by learners with disabilities, which will directly inform NUDIPU’s procurement and distribution of appropriate materials tailored to each school’s needs. …
