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Disability non-profits in Belgium

Browse 123 disability charities and organisations run for and with disabled people in Belgium. Compare programmes, beneficiaries and how each is funded.

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SOS SCAD-DORPEN India

Community development · Education +6 more · Oostende, Belgium

Community developmentEducationHealthTax-deductible

SOS SCAD-DORPEN India is a Belgian non-profit association (vzw) that supports rural communities in Tamil Nadu, India, in partnership with the local NGO SCAD. It was founded in 1998 as SOS Zoutmijnkinderen-India, after a visit to Tamil Nadu revealed the conditions of children working in salt mines.

Type: NGO
Works for: Children, Women & Girls, People with disabilities +4 more
Activities: Direct services, Capacity building, Community programmes +2 more
Reach: International
Programmes: Women to Women, Renovatie van 8 dorpsscholen, Jobcreatie voor kansarme vrouwen +1 more
Funded by: Individual donations, Government funding, Grants
Legal form: vzw
Founded: 1998

Open full profileProfile updated 30 October 2026

Disability non-profits in Belgium at a glance

Of the 123 Disability non-profits in Belgium, the most common cause areas are Children & Youth (38%), Community development (36%) and Health (35%).

Cause areas

Children & Youth38%
Community development36%
Health35%
Education22%
Employment & Skills20%

Organisation types

Association61%
Community organisation10%
Charity7%
NGO6%
Network or umbrella6%

Beneficiaries

People with disabilities92%
Children44%
Youth33%
Families29%
Patients23%

Funding sources

Individual donations47%
Government funding25%
Corporate partnerships24%
Earned income22%
Membership fees10%

Top cities

Brussels7%
Bruxelles7%
Namur5%
Liège3%
Spa3%
Antwerpen3%

Size

1-10 employees2%
11-50 employees5%
51-200 employees4%
201-500 employees1%

Key facts

1993 is the median founding year
41% say donations are tax-deductible
1% publish a charity number
76% name their programmes
46% invite volunteers

Figures from a sample of 108 of the 123 non-profits, as published on their own websites. Shares count only what a profile states, so they are a floor rather than a census.