National and International Non-government Agency Affiliates/Partners
- Abilympics Philippines - This organization is in collaboration with NCDA. It aims to coordinate with various agencies to produce participants to compete in the International Abilympics (IA).
- Asia-Pacific Center on Disability - NCDA is one of the focal organizations of APCD.
- Digital Access for Information Systems - NCDA is one of the member organizations of DAISY Consortium.
- Handicap International Philippines - NCDA is one of the partners of Handicap International, a funding agency.
- Manila Christian Computer Institute for the Deaf Foundation - MCCID provides trainings and supports other programs of NCDA through sub-committee on ICT.
- Nova Foundation for the Differently Abled - Nova Foundation heads the NCDA sub-committee on ICT.
- Philippine Web Accessibility Group - NCDA initiates directly supervises and monitors the activities of PWAG.
- Vision Office Limited, Canada - Vision Office conducts trainings for NCDA.
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