Rainbow

Saturday, April 18, 2026

Become The Change

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Heartfelt gratitude to OnlineKhabar, Nepals no. 1 online news portal site, for thoughtfully covering the story of Rainbow Disability Nepal’s Executive Director. Media support like this plays a vital role in challenging stigma, shaping public discourse, and advancing social justice.

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Our Impact. Since 2021 |

500+

QD individuals reached

20+

Programs conducted

25+

Trainings delivered

12

Districts reached

Our Story

Inclusion. Dignity. Equality.

Rainbow Disability Nepal (RDN) was first started as a loose network for Queer Persons with Disabilities / Queer Disability (QD) community in 2019. Later, on 11th November 2022, it was registered as Indreni Apangata Nepal (Rainbow Disability Nepal), the first non-Governmental organization working for the Queer Persons with Disabilities / Queer Disability (QD) population in Nepal. RDN works to ensure the basic human rights for the Queer Persons with Disabilities / Queer Disability (QD) across the country, and has plan to work internationally in future too. It’s a first organization that works for people who identify themselves as Disable and LGBTQIA++. On these interactional issues we work with Disability, LGBTQIA++, Queer Persons with Disability / QD and Disabled Person Living with HIV.

What We Do

Through advocacy, awareness, and community programs, we address the intersecting needs of queer persons with disabilities.

LGBTQIA+ Advocacy

Advocating for policy changes and social acceptance of queer persons across Nepal, with specific focus on those who also live with disabilities.

Disability Rights

Working with government officials and youth-led groups to ensure queer persons with disabilities are included in national disability policy.

HIV & Health Programs

Supporting Disabled Persons Living with HIV through education, stigma reduction, and access to healthcare resources and community support.

Awareness Programs

Conducting intersectional awareness programs since 2021, challenging stigma and building understanding around queer disability identities.

Youth Empowerment

Youth-led group initiatives that empower young queer people with disabilities to become advocates and change-makers in their communities.

Economic Inclusion

Creating pathways for economic participation and livelihood support for queer persons with disabilities through skills development and networking.

Legal Support & Rights Protection

Legal Aid

Providing legal guidance, documentation support, and rights-based assistance to queer persons with disabilities facing discrimination, violence, or exclusion.