About NADAP
The Native American Disability Law Center (NADLC), also known as NADAP, is an organization that advocates for the rights of disabled Native Americans. The organization was founded in 1990 and is based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. NADAP provides legal representation, advocacy, and technical assistance to Native Americans with disabilities. The organization’s mission is to protect and promote disability rights through legal advocacy, education, and community involvement. NADAP serves over 300,000 Native Americans with disabilities across the United States. In addition to legal services, NADAP conducts training and outreach to Native American communities to increase awareness of disability rights. The organization also collaborates with government agencies and other advocacy groups to promote policies that benefit Native Americans with disabilities. NADAP is funded by grants from the federal government, foundations, and individual donations. The organization is led by a board of directors made up of Native American leaders and disability advocates. NADAP has received numerous awards for its work in promoting disability rights and increasing access to services for Native Americans with disabilities.
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