- Making it Work (MIW) is a global multi-stakeholder initiative supporting the effective implementation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD).
- Source is an international information support center designed to strengthen the management, use and impact of information on health and disability.
- The U.S. Campaign to Ban Landmines and Cluster Bombs, currently coordinated by Handicap International, is a coalition of thousands of people and U.S. non-governmental organizations working to convince the U.S. government to join the 1997 Mine Ban Treaty and the 2008 Convention on Cluster Munitions.
Who We Are
Funding
Independence to help the world's most vulnerable, the moment they need us
Since our founding in 1982, generous, private donors have given Handicap International the autonomy to help more than 500,000 amputees.
These individual donors currently provide more than half of our funding. Monies from a range of institutions, including the United Nations, governments and foundations, make up the balance.
Handicap International U.S. raises money to support Handicap International Federation's work worldwide. Pooled with funds raised by the eight other national associations within the Handicap International Federation our staff are free from the financial or ideological policies of any one supporting institution. In 1997, we were a co-recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize for our work in bringing about the Ottawa Mine Ban Treaty.
Our donors trust us to do the most we can for the vulnerable people who need our help. We honor that trust by providing transparent financial reporting, which we encourage you to review.
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Emergency Action
Taking emergency action to build
Providing an emergency response to natural disasters or major conflicts is an integral part of the association's mandate.
Emergency response