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Promotional banner from the National Council on Disability Affairs (NCDA), announcing the 30th National Autism Consciousness Week. The banner features a light green background with abstract wavy patterns in shades of green, orange, and yellow. Key text on the banner: Top section (dark green header): "NATIONAL COUNCIL ON DISABILITY AFFAIRS IS ONE WITH THE NATION IN COMMEMORATING" Large central title: "THE 30TH NATIONAL AUTISM CONSCIOUSNESS WEEK" Theme in quotation marks: "MULA KAMALAYAN TUNGO SA GAWA: PAG-UNLAD NG AUTISM-OK PHILIPPINES!" Dates: "19-25 JANUARY 2026" Hashtags: "#AUTISMOKPH #NACW2026" Logos on the top right: NCDA circular logo (red puzzle piece design) and the Philippine flag emblem with "BAGONG PILIPINAS". A black-and-white QR code is positioned on the lower right side.
Banner with NCDA and member agencies logo with text #inclusivePilipinas Promoting inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities
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Disability Resource and Development Center, Vision: A model hub providing for capacity building services, resource augmentation, research and transfer of technological development to local government units and DRDC collage on the right side
NCDA Employees and officers pose together with DSWD Secretary Gatchalian and NCDA Director Fradejas with Promoting Inclusion of Persons With Disabilities on the side
Disability laws, administrative orders, policies, and pending bills
Services of Member Agencies with background of ED Fradejas posing together with other PWDs.
Employment Opportunities with background of interpreting one of the deaf sign language trainors
News and Updates with background of three blind participants in an international contest
Bidding and Procurement with background of a deaf person explaining his condition to a physician
List of SPED Centers with background of a wheelchaired athlete holding the Philippine flag.
Online Courses under a background of a staff taking the blood pressure of a PWD
Disability Resource and Development Center with background of a DRDC Facade
Executive Director's Corner with a cropped NCDA Logo on a presentation on stage.

NCDA Announcements

This infographic is about “Recognizing Apparent and Non-Apparent Disabilities” or “Pagkilala sa Apparent at Non-Apparent Disabilities”. It is a square shape post containing texts, images, logos, and symbols. With a blue background, the NCDA logo and Bagong Pilipinas are placed on the uppermost left side while the different symbols for various disabilities such as blindness, mental disability, sign language for the deaf, and the International Symbol of Access/ International Wheelchair Symbol. Placed at the center is the title: Pagkilala sa Apparent at Non-Apparent Disabilities with red and yellow background. On the left side of the title is an image of a girl with long hair, raising left hand, with three pop-up question marks. On the right side of the title is an image of a brain with face, hands, and feet, and three question marks on top. Below the center title is a white text box where a sub-heading is placed that reads: “May Dalawang Uri ng kapansanan” within a yellow background. There is another International Symbol of Access with blue background on the lower left side border depicted as a sign post. Below the sub-heading reads: Nakasaad sa Batas ang Apparent at Non-Apparent Ayon sa NCDA Administrative Order No. 001, s. 2021, may dalawang kategorya ng kapansanan: Apparent- may pisikal na palatandaan Non-Apparent- hindi nakikita, pero may tunay na epekto sa buhay Ang pagkakaibang ito ay kinikilala sa opisyal na guidelines ng pamahalaan upang maisulong ang inclusive at pantay na pagtugon sa lahat ng persons with disabilities. Placed at the bottom most portion is a white horizontal text box containing logos from left to right that say NCDA@47, logos of NCDA’s Facebook, website, and Instagram accounts, and hashtag sign Inclusive Pilipinas.
This infographic is about “Recognizing Apparent and Non-Apparent Disabilities” or “Pagkilala sa Apparent at Non-Apparent Disabilities”. It is a square shape post containing texts, images, logos, and symbols. With a blue background, the NCDA logo and Bagong Pilipinas are placed on the uppermost left side while the different symbols for various disabilities such as blindness, mental disability, sign language for the deaf, and the International Symbol of Access/ International Wheelchair Symbol. Placed at the center is the title: Pagkilala sa Apparent at Non-Apparent Disabilities with red and yellow background. On the left side of the title is an image of a girl with long hair, raising left hand, with three pop-up question marks. Below the center title is a white text box where a sub-heading is placed that reads: “Ano ang Apparent Disabilities?” within a yellow background. There is another International Symbol of Access with blue background on the lower left side border depicted as a sign post. Below the sub-heading reads: Ang apparent disabilities ay kapansanang makikita sa panlabas na anyo. Ilan sa mga halimbawa: Kapansanan sa paningin tulad ng blindness at low vision. Kapansanan sa pisikal tulad ng gumagamit ng wheelchair, saklay, prosthetucs, amputasyon at cerebral palsy na may epekto sa kilos at pananalita. Below the texts are different disability logos on the bottom left and four persons with disabilities particularly a blind person, a person with prosthetics, a person on a wheelchair, and a person with a left leg amputation using crutches. Placed at the bottom most portion is a white horizontal text box containing logos from left to right that say NCDA@47, logos of NCDA’s Facebook, website, and Instagram accounts, and hashtag sign Inclusive Pilipinas.
This infographic is about “Recognizing Apparent and Non-Apparent Disabilities” or “Pagkilala sa Apparent at Non-Apparent Disabilities”. It is a square shape post containing texts, images, logos, and symbols. With a blue background, the NCDA logo and Bagong Pilipinas are placed on the uppermost left side while the different symbols for various disabilities such as blindness, mental disability, sign language for the deaf, and the International Symbol of Access/ International Wheelchair Symbol. Placed at the center is the title: Pagkilala sa Apparent at Non-Apparent Disabilities with red and yellow background. On the left side of the title is an image of a girl with long hair, raising left hand, with three pop-up question marks. Below the center title is a white text box where a sub-heading is placed that reads: “Ano ang Non-Apparent Disabilities?” within a yellow background. There is another International Symbol of Access with blue background on the lower left side border depicted as a sign post. Below the sub-heading reads: Ang non-apparent disabilities ay mga kondisyon na hindi agad nahahalata, ngunit may matinding epekto sa kalusugan, kilos, pagkatuto, o pakikisalamuha. Kabilang ditto ang: Learning and Intellectual Disability Mental Disability Psychosocial Disability at Rare Disease Below the texts are different disability logos on the bottom left and four persons with disabilities particularly a blind person, a person with prosthetics, a person on a wheelchair, and a person with a left leg amputation using crutches. Placed at the bottom most portion is a white horizontal text box containing logos from left to right that say NCDA@47, logos of NCDA’s Facebook, website, and Instagram accounts, and hashtag sign Inclusive Pilipinas.

Pagkilala sa Apparent at Non-Apparent Disabilities

This infographic is about a disability statement within a red textbox and white font that reads: “Lahat ng Kapansanan, May Dangal at Karapatan”. With an overall blue background, and an accent of the Philippine flag at the bottom, the NCDA logo and Bagong Pilipinas are placed on the uppermost right side and under it are two white doves flying toward the right direction—a big one and a small one. It is a square shape post containing texts, images, logos, and symbols. Under the disability statement is a white text box with texts that read: Ang batas ay malinaw--ang karapatang pantao ay para sa lahat ng may kapansanan, halata man o hindi. Protektado sila sa ilalim ng ating Saligang Batas at mas pinagtibay ng mga batas na sumusunod: RA 7277—Magna carta for Persons with Disabilities RA 9442—An Act Amending RA 7277 at RA 11036—Philippine Mental Health Act Mga halimbawa ng non-apparent disabilities na saklaw nito: Mental health conditions, Rare Disease at Psychosocial Disability. Below the white text box are the different symbols for various disabilities such as blindness, mental disability, sign language for the deaf, and the International Symbol of Access/ International Wheelchair Symbol placed at the lower right. There is another International Symbol of Access with blue background on the lower rightmost side border depicted as a sign post. Placed at the bottom most portion is a white horizontal text box containing logos from left to right that say NCDA@47, logos of NCDA’s Facebook, website, and Instagram accounts, and hashtag sign Inclusive Pilipinas.
Lahat ng kapansanan may dangal at karapatan.
"𝗡𝗖𝗗𝗔 𝗔𝗗𝗩𝗜𝗦𝗢𝗥𝗬: The National Council on Disability Affairs has received reports about the unauthorized use of the NCDA logo for solicitation which misleads the public and undermines the integrity of our services. We strongly condemn such actions and warn the public that individuals and groups using the Council’s name and logo without authority may face criminal prosecution and jail time. NCDA explicitly clarifies that no individual or entity was given permission to use the Council’s name and logo for any solicitation, recruitment, production of materials, or online promotions. The Council emphasizes that the unauthorized use of the NCDA logo by individuals or entities without written permission, endorsement, or approval by the Council is engaging in deceptive practices and shall be dealt with to the fullest extent of the law. Under Article 177 of the Revised Penal Code, usurpation of authority or official functions is committed when a person knowingly and falsely represent himself to be an officer, agent or representative of any department or agency of the Philippine Government or of any foreign government, or who, under pretense of official position, shall perform any act pertaining to any person in authority or public officer of the Philippine Government or any foreign government, or any agency thereof, without being lawfully entitled to do so. Violators found guilty of this crime shall be meted with punishment of imprisonment. To prevent potential fraud and misinformation, we strongly advise the public to be vigilant by verifying first the authenticity of any communication or transaction with entities claiming to represent the Council.NCDA likewise advise the public to immediately report to the Council any encounter with individuals or group claiming to represent NCDA through council@ncda.gov.ph. We appreciate your cooperation in ensuring the integrity and reputation of NCDA as we safeguard the rights, inclusion, and empowerment of persons with disabilities. #NCDA #DisabilityRights #InclusivePilipinas"
"𝗡𝗖𝗗𝗔 𝗔𝗗𝗩𝗜𝗦𝗢𝗥𝗬: The National Council on Disability Affairs has received reports about the unauthorized use of the NCDA logo for solicitation which misleads the public and undermines the integrity of our services. We strongly condemn such actions and warn the public that individuals and groups using the Council’s name and logo without authority may face criminal prosecution and jail time. NCDA explicitly clarifies that no individual or entity was given permission to use the Council’s name and logo for any solicitation, recruitment, production of materials, or online promotions. The Council emphasizes that the unauthorized use of the NCDA logo by individuals or entities without written permission, endorsement, or approval by the Council is engaging in deceptive practices and shall be dealt with to the fullest extent of the law. Under Article 177 of the Revised Penal Code, usurpation of authority or official functions is committed when a person knowingly and falsely represent himself to be an officer, agent or representative of any department or agency of the Philippine Government or of any foreign government, or who, under pretense of official position, shall perform any act pertaining to any person in authority or public officer of the Philippine Government or any foreign government, or any agency thereof, without being lawfully entitled to do so. Violators found guilty of this crime shall be meted with punishment of imprisonment. To prevent potential fraud and misinformation, we strongly advise the public to be vigilant by verifying first the authenticity of any communication or transaction with entities claiming to represent the Council.NCDA likewise advise the public to immediately report to the Council any encounter with individuals or group claiming to represent NCDA through council@ncda.gov.ph. We appreciate your cooperation in ensuring the integrity and reputation of NCDA as we safeguard the rights, inclusion, and empowerment of persons with disabilities. #NCDA #DisabilityRights #InclusivePilipinas"

NCDA Warns Against Unauthorized Use of Logo for Solicitation

Promotional banner from the National Council on Disability Affairs (NCDA), announcing the 30th National Autism Consciousness Week. The banner features a light green background with abstract wavy patterns in shades of green, orange, and yellow. Key text on the banner: Top section (dark green header): "NATIONAL COUNCIL ON DISABILITY AFFAIRS IS ONE WITH THE NATION IN COMMEMORATING" Large central title: "THE 30TH NATIONAL AUTISM CONSCIOUSNESS WEEK" Theme in quotation marks: "MULA KAMALAYAN TUNGO SA GAWA: PAG-UNLAD NG AUTISM-OK PHILIPPINES!" Dates: "19-25 JANUARY 2026" Hashtags: "#AUTISMOKPH #NACW2026" Logos on the top right: NCDA circular logo (red puzzle piece design) and the Philippine flag emblem with "BAGONG PILIPINAS". A black-and-white QR code is positioned on the lower right side.

The 30th National Autism Consciousness Week

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January- national autism consciousness week - Third week of January Proclamation No. 711, s. 1996 National cancer consciousness week - Proclamation No. 1348 , s. 1974 February - national down syndrome consciousness month - Month of February Proclamation No. 157, s. 2002 WORLD CANCER DAY - February 4 Global uniting initiative led by the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) National intellectual disability week - February 14 to 20 Proclamation No. 1385, s. 1975 National Rare disease week - Fourth week of February March - world hearing day - March 3 world down syndrome day - March 21 United Nations General Assembly declaration (UNGA) Res 66/149 women with disabilities day - Last Monday of March Proclamation No. 744, s. 2004 April - world autism awareness day - April 2 United Nations General Assembly declaration (UNGA) Resolution 62/139 July - national disability rights week - July 17 to 23 Proclamation No. 597, s. 2024 August - white cane safety day - August 1 White Cane Act - Republic Act 6759, s. 1989 September - cerebral palsy awareness and protection week - September 16 to 22 Proclamation No. 588, s. 2004 November - deaf awareness week - November 10 to 16 Proclamation No. 829, s. 1991 December - international day of persons with disabilities in the philippines - December 3 Proclamation No. 1157, s. 2006 (UN General Assembly resolution 47/3, s. 1992)

NCDA Calendar of Disability Celebrations 2025

Disability Cases Per Gender

Department of Health (DOH) Data as of february 18, 2026 (multiple disabilities)

1370308

FEMALE

1439702

MALE

Disability Cases Per Type of Disability

Department of Health (DOH) Data as of February 18, 2026

Symbol of sides of two open hands
401069

SPEECH IMPAIRMENT

217227

FEMALE

164170

MALE

Symbol of man's silhouette with puzzle pieces on his brain
116597

LEARNING DISABILITY

39869

FEMALE

76728

MALE

Symbol of man's silhouette with circle half-striped and half full
157871

INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY

61997

FEMALE

95874

MALE

Man in side view with drawing of brain
169615

MENTAL DISABILITY

76726

FEMALE

92889

MALE

Eye with bar crossing diagonally with rows of lines on the left and circle eye on the right
286434

VISUAL DISABILITY

144301

FEMALE

142133

MALE

Symbol of three men standing with a circle x drawing in front
371712

PSYCHOSOCIAL DISABILITY

185123

FEMALE

186589

MALE

Symbol of man riding on a wheelchair
956670

PHYSICAL DISABILITY

413562

FEMALE

543108

MALE

Symbol of ear with a rectangle piercing diagonally
146272

DEAF AND HARD-OF-HEARING

73345

FEMALE

72927

MALE

Symbol of ribbon pin
152600

CANCER

111124

FEMALE

30903

MALE

Six-footed insect with small worm inside a hexagon and being seen on a magnifying lens
61743

RARE DISEASE

34911

FEMALE

26832

MALE

Total number of Persons with Disabilities Per Geographical Region

Department of Health (DOH) Data as of February 18, 2026

145208

Region I - Ilocos Region

69753

FEMALE

75455

MALE

107321

Region II - Cagayan Valley

49648

FEMALE

57673

MALE

347095

Region III - Central Luzon

172702

FEMALE

174392

MALE

482477

National Capital Region

248095

FEMALE

234382

MALE

475912

Region IVA - Calabarzon

237422

FEMALE

238490

MALE

79774

Region IVB - Mimaropa

37001

FEMALE

42773

MALE

158690

Region V - Bicol Region

75156

FEMALE

83534

MALE

232958

Region VI - Western Visayas

112466

FEMALE

120492

MALE

139950

Region VII - Central Visayas

67515

FEMALE

72435

MALE

78031

Region VIII - Eastern Visayas

36679

FEMALE

41352

MALE

75870

Region IX - Zamboanga Peninsula

35318

FEMALE

40552

MALE

110573

Region X - Northern Mindanao

52237

FEMALE

58336

MALE

109324

Region XI - Davao Region

52636

FEMALE

56688

MALE

107195

Region XII - Soccsksargen

50005

FEMALE

57190

MALE

75393

Region XIII - Caraga

33714

FEMALE

41679

MALE

60394

Cordillera Administrative Region

29351

FEMALE

31043

MALE

23845

BARMM

10609

FEMALE

13236

MALE

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International Day of Persons With Disabilities NCDA Tarpaulin for December 3, 2024 with the theme Amplifying the Leadership of Persons With Disabilities for an inclusive and sustainable future.

International Day of Persons with Disabilities 2024 Tarpaulin

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DOWNLOADABLE PUBLICATIONS ON DISABILITY

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Manual on Disability Support Services A Guide for Public and Private Sector

Manual on Disability Support Services

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Directory of Disability Inclusive Schools Basic Education Schools Providing Services

Directory of Disability Inclusive Schools

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Universities/Colleges Providing Services to Students with Disabilities with NCDA Logo

Universities Colleges Providing Services for Students with Disabilities

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Directory Sign Language Interpreters and Organizations Book with I-love-you hand sign

Directory of Sign Language Interpreters and Organizations

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Getting Options, a Handbook on Getting Education, Training and Work Options

Getting Options

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Starting a Web Business, Work-At-Home Entrepreneurship: A Practical Guide

Starting a Web Business

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Freedom of Information Philippines circling a magnifying glass, letter i in the middle, paper symbol
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ASEAN yellow ten-leaf logo inside a red circle and blue outside circle
GAD imposing drawings of male and female symbol with Gender and Development words
Citizen's Charter words embossed on the square background of NCDA Facade

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