What is IAAWD?
IAAWD stands for the International Association for Agricultural Workers with Disabilities. The organisation's governing document describes it as a non-profit entity dedicated to the welfare of agricultural workers with disabilities.
Frequently asked questions
Answers about IAAWD, governance, and contact routes
This page gives a direct introduction to IAAWD for visitors who want quick, source-grounded answers before reading the full mission, governance, or resource pages.
Who does IAAWD serve?
IAAWD focuses on disabled agricultural workers, family members affected by disability in agricultural settings, and supporters, advocates, lawyers, policymakers, and researchers who need clear mission and governance information.
What does the organisation aim to do?
Its published purposes include protection and welfare in agricultural settings, support for disabled agricultural workers and their families, equitable legal and property-rights advocacy, public education, and legislative change where stronger protection is needed.
How is IAAWD governed?
The organisation's governing document says IAAWD is overseen by trustees, allows supportive individuals and organisations to join as members, and sets rules for meetings, finances, amendments, and dissolution.
Where can I read the governing document and other public materials?
The resources page links to the downloadable governing document PDF, the governance summary, related petition background, and the main public contact route.
How can I contact IAAWD?
Use the contact page or email rupert@webstersystems.co.uk directly about governance, public materials, support themes, or related enquiries.