Most of Oxfam's partners have Primary Health Education programmes. Due to lack of mobility most disabled people cannot enjoy the clinical support. After identifying persons with disabilities, partners' mobile clinics began to travel closer to where disabled people live. This has created opportunity for 1283 persons with disabilities to have access to primary health care facilities. It has been observed that disabled people can be exploited by family and by community members.
Oxfam partners have provision to provide legal support to the victims, specially the women.
The partners have also provided legal support to 122 persons with disabilities in their working areas. This support is helping to establish the rights of disabled persons in the family and community. Partners are also trying to develop the capacity of the people with disabilities. Disabled people are invited to attend various trainings such as leadership development, primary health care, group management, gender awareness, etc. It should be noted that 566 persons with disabilities have been trained on various human and skills development issues.