Disability Rehabilitation
Early identification, community-based rehabilitation, assistive devices, inclusive education and help accessing disability certificates and government schemes.
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Registered NGO · Dimapur, Nagaland · Since 1991
Protecting dignity. Building independence. Strengthening communities.
Guardian Angel works alongside persons with disabilities, people affected by HIV/AIDS and rural families across Nagaland to create lasting, sustainable change.
1991Year of establishment
RS 1660Society registration number
3Core programme areas
35 yearsOf service in Nagaland
Who we are
A Nagaland organization, rooted in its communities
Guardian Angel is a registered non-governmental organization (Registration No. RS 1660, dated 28 October 1991) based in Dimapur, Nagaland. For more than three decades we have worked with families who are too often left at the margins — children and adults living with disabilities, individuals and households affected by HIV/AIDS, and rural communities seeking a secure livelihood.
Our approach is simple: listen first, work with local leaders, churches, village councils and government departments, and build solutions that communities can carry forward on their own. We believe development is only real when it is sustainable.
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What we do
Our areas of work
Three connected programmes address health, inclusion and livelihoods together — because disability, illness and poverty rarely come alone.
HIV/AIDS Awareness & Care
Awareness among youth and communities, linkage to free testing and treatment, counselling, and fighting stigma against people living with HIV.
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Sustainable Development
Livelihood support, self-help groups, skill training, and community-led initiatives for health, sanitation and the environment.
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How we work
Community-led
Programmes are shaped with village councils, churches, parents and the people we serve.
Rights-based
We help people claim their entitlements under Indian law, including the RPwD Act, 2016 and the HIV/AIDS Act, 2017.
Partnership
We connect families with government hospitals, schemes and other organizations instead of duplicating services.
Sustainable
We build local skills and groups so progress continues long after a project ends.
Our mission
Every person in Nagaland deserves to live with dignity, health and hope.
Our mission is to promote sustainable development by empowering persons with disabilities, people affected by HIV/AIDS and economically vulnerable communities — through awareness, care, rehabilitation, skills and partnership.
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Ways you can help
Donate
Contributions fund assistive devices, awareness camps, counselling and livelihood training. Give today.
Volunteer
Share your time and skills as a teacher, health worker, counsellor, designer or field volunteer. Join us.
Partner
Schools, companies (CSR), churches and institutions can partner on programmes. Talk to us.
Stand with the people of Nagaland
Your support helps persons with disabilities, people living with HIV and rural families lead lives of dignity and independence.