The National Association of the Deaf (NAD) India is a non-governmental, not-for-profit organization launched in December 2005, dedicated to empowering and promoting the rights and quality of life of the 18 million Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals across India. It is run by an executive board consisting of hardworking and determined deaf professionals from various parts of India.
Our mission is to ensure that every Deaf person in India has access to education, employment opportunities, and the ability to participate fully in society. We work tirelessly to promote Indian Sign Language (ISL) and create an inclusive environment where Deaf individuals can thrive. "Let us come together, know our rights and claim them."
Nearly 20 years of dedicated service
Promoting Indian Sign Language nationwide
Ensuring quality education for all
Serving 18+ million Deaf individuals
"Empowering Lives"
Through education, rights, and ISL
The National Association of the Deaf (NAD), India is a premier organization committed to the welfare and empowerment of deaf individuals across the nation. Our single voice and support for the Deaf Communities in India are well-known. NAD is run by an executive board consisting of hardworking and determined deaf professionals from various parts of India.
Working towards a common goal of equal rights, quality education, and promotion of Indian Sign Language (ISL). "Let us come together, know our rights and claim them." NAD relies on the support it receives not only from its members, but also society at large.
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