The majority of Indians live in villages, working hard with little or no support from the government. Lacking basic amenities and disconnected from development, many rural people are unable to benefit from the advances of modern technology.

The situation for disabled people living in villages is even more challenging, as they lack access to programs and institutions that can help them integrate into society. This effectively limits the rural disabled from improving their standard of living.

NASEOH has been implementing rural based programmes, which provide rehabilitation services, thereby providing job opportunities to the differently abled people.