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Disability non-profits in Austria

Browse 180 disability charities and organisations run for and with disabled people in Austria. Compare programmes, beneficiaries and how each is funded.

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AMINA

Poverty & Hunger · International development +5 more · Wien, Austria

Poverty & HungerInternational developmentWater & SanitationTax-deductible

AMINA is a small Austrian non-profit association based in Vienna, founded in 2003. It works to reduce poverty and hunger in countries of the Global South and Eastern Europe through development projects and provides emergency relief in disasters.

Type: Association
Works for: Children, Women & Girls, Elderly people +4 more
Activities: Direct services, Emergency response, Capacity building
Reach: International
Programmes: Wasser für das südliche Mosambik, Nothilfe für Flutopfer Mosambik, Tageszentrum Rasarit
Funded by: Individual donations, Government funding
Legal form: Verein
Charity no.: SO 2203
Employees: 1-10
Founded: 2003

Open full profileProfile updated 18 March 2026

Disability non-profits in Austria at a glance

Of the 180 Disability non-profits in Austria, the most common cause areas are Children & Youth (47%), Health (37%) and Education (26%).

Cause areas

Children & Youth47%
Health37%
Education26%
Employment & Skills26%
Community development21%

Organisation types

Association62%
Charity11%
Network or umbrella7%
NGO6%
Community organisation4%

Beneficiaries

People with disabilities91%
Children52%
Families47%
Youth36%
Carers25%

Funding sources

Individual donations56%
Government funding30%
Membership fees22%
Corporate partnerships17%
Earned income9%

Top cities

Wien30%
Linz7%
Graz6%
Innsbruck4%
St. Pölten2%
Neusiedl am See2%

Size

1-10 employees2%
11-50 employees2%
51-200 employees2%
201-500 employees1%
501-1000 employees1%
1001-5000 employees2%
5000+ employees2%

Key facts

1998 is the median founding year
46% say donations are tax-deductible
13% publish a charity number
82% name their programmes
38% invite volunteers

Figures from all 180 non-profits, as published on their own websites. Shares count only what a profile states, so they are a floor rather than a census.