CEDHAR promotes sustainable development through inclusive economic empowerment and social entrepreneurship programmes. These initiatives are designed to support rural women and persons with disabilities by providing vocational training, startup capital, cooperative formation, and mentorship. The emphasis on social entrepreneurship enables participants to create enterprises that not only improve their livelihoods but also address pressing social issues within their communities.

CEDHAR ensures access to basic, community-based healthcare for women, children, and people with disabilities. Through mobile clinics, health education, maternal and child health services, and partnerships with local providers, the organisation tackles health disparities in rural areas and ensures that even the most marginalised individuals can receive essential medical care and support.

CEDHAR places inclusion at the core of all its work—challenging stigma, dismantling barriers, and promoting equal opportunities for people of all abilities and backgrounds. Programmes are designed to be accessible and adaptive, ensuring meaningful participation of persons with disabilities and marginalised women in all aspects of community life, leadership, and development.

As a vocal advocate for human rights, CEDHAR works to protect and promote the rights of vulnerable women and children, especially in rural communities. Through legal awareness, community advocacy, stakeholder engagement, and policy influence, the organisation helps build stronger protections and support systems that uphold justice, safety, and equality.