Supporting Women with Disabilities

Disability should never define a woman’s worth or limit her potential. We advocate for inclusive environments—where disabled women have equal access to education, jobs, leadership roles, and community involvement. Inclusion isn’t just a value—it’s a human right.

Too often, disabled women are spoken for rather than listened to. At Women of Efficacy, we amplify their stories, talents, and perspectives. Through mentorship, advocacy, and leadership development, we help ensure disabled women are not only seen—but respected and heard.

Women with disabilities are more likely to experience poverty, domestic violence, homelessness, and health disparities. We provide direct support and connect them with resources—while advocating for systems-level change that addresses these interconnected issues.

We provide mentorship programs that help women with disabilities navigate personal, academic, and professional growth. Our goal is to build confidence, self-advocacy, and leadership skills—so every woman can define success on her own terms.

As a veteran-founded organization, we’re especially committed to supporting women veterans with disabilities. Many face invisible wounds such as PTSD, MST (military sexual trauma), or service-related physical injuries. We stand with them as they transition into civilian life and seek healing, purpose, and stability.

Disability can sometimes lead to isolation. At Women of Efficacy, we offer more than services—we create belonging. Our programs provide a safe, supportive space where women feel valued, connected, and free to pursue their goals.