Promoting Disability Inclusion

Promoting Disability Care and Inclusion in Zimbabwe and Beyond

NASCOH is the leading voice for disability rights in Zimbabwe, coordinating over 50 organizations to empower people with disabilities.

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We Have Represented the Handicapped for 56 Years

NASCOH as a non-profit, private voluntary organization and association founded in 1969 emphasizes its role as a national umbrella body coordinating over 50 member organizations for and by people with disabilities.

Harare Office

2 Midlothian Ave,
Eastlea, Harare

Harare Office

2 Midlothian Ave,
Eastlea, Harare

Trusted by 50+ Organisations to empower 2,250,000+ people
what we're offering

our main services

Advocacy and Lobbying

Championing disability rights by influencing national laws and policy-making processes.

Voter Education and Political Participation

Empowering disabled citizens to vote and participate actively in political life.

Capacity Building and Coordination

Strengthening member organizations through training, resources, and collaborative platforms.

Information Dissemination and Research

Raising awareness and informing policy through data and research findings.

Support for Access to Documentation

Helping people with disabilities obtain essential national identity documents.

Promotion of Health and Well-being

Advancing accessible healthcare and sexual reproductive rights for the disabled.

become a member

Become a Member in just 3 steps

Submit Formal Application

First, your registered organization must submit a formal application for consideration by the national council.

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Undergo a Review

We then review your organization’s constitution and work to ensure it aligns with our objectives.

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Finalise Membership

Upon approval, pay the required subscription fees to officially join our national umbrella body.

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membership tiers

Choose a plan that suits your organisation

Associate Membership

Connecting your organization to the national disability advocacy network. You focus on your community; we provide the platform for national reach.

As an Associate Member, your organization can:

  • Receive national disability sector news and policy updates.
  • Be listed in the official NASCOH national member directory.
  • Access foundational training materials and online resource portals.
  • Get invitations to general assemblies and national disability events.
  • Participate in nationwide awareness and advocacy campaigns.
  • Use the NASCOH logo to signify your national affiliation.

Full Membership

Actively shaping the future of disability health rights in Zimbabwe. We provide the access; you bring the voice to the highest levels.

With Full Membership, your organization will:

  • Receive all Associate Member benefits, plus:
  • Get direct support for lobbying and policy development efforts.
  • Be eligible to vote and stand for election to the NASCOH board.
  • Partner directly on grant proposals and donor-funded projects.
  • Access bespoke research and data to support your programs.
  • Receive priority access to specialized capacity-building workshops.
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our testimonials

what other members say

Zita Mutupo

Organisation
5.0

"Here the member says something nice about the association and their experience they have being a member. Also what invaluable resources they have gained."

featured events

Mark Your Calendars

Worldwide

World Heath Day

Commemorated

Since 1950
World Health Day is a global observance on April 7th
that highlights a specific, pressing health theme
chosen by the World Health Organization each year.
07 April
Worldwide

International Albinism Awareness Day

Commemorated

Since 2014
It is a United Nations observance held annually on
June 13 to advocate for the human rights of persons
with albinism and to increase global understanding.
13 June
Worldwide

International Day of Sign Languages

Commemorated

Since 2018
The International Day of Sign Languages is a UN
observance on September 23rd that promotes the
linguistic identity of deaf people worldwide.
23 September