Links To Disabled Friendly Websites of The Philippines Awardees
- House of Representatives of the Republic of the Philippines
- Adaptive Technology for Rehabilitation, Integration and Empowerment of Visually Impaired
- Manila Christian Computer Institute for the Deaf
- De La Salle University - Manila
- Emilio Aguinaldo College
- Bureau of Local Employment - Department of Labor and Employment, Philippines
- Nova Foundation for the Differently Abled
- Cebu Doctors University
- Arielle B. Cruz
- National Council on Disability Affairs
- Blinding Light
- Official Website of Cebu City Government
- Official Philippine E-center Community Portal of the National Computer Center
- Liliane Foundation Philippines
- Web Standards Website of Regnard Raquedan
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