This study aimed at investigating the psychosocial adjustment situation of womenrnwith visual impairment, hearing impairment and motor disorder. The samplernrepresentatives were selected from the Ethiopian National Association for Blind,rnthe Ethiopian National Association for Deaf and the Ethiopian NationalrnAssociation for Physically Handicapped. In order to collect the necessary data,rnboth qualitative and quantitative methods of inquiry were used.rnThe sample representatives included only women with disability of the threernaforementioned disabilities with the age group of 18-45. Totally 381 respondentsrnwere purposefully selected to respond to participate in filling out thernquestionnaire. Out of the total 381, only 345 questionnaires were returned.rnSample representatives for the interview were selected randomly from eachrnassociation with total number of 18 women with disability. From each associationrn6 interviewees were selected.rnThe findings of both the interview and questionnaire have implied that womenrnwith disability have problems in adjusting psychosocially at the present. Thesernwomen have a negative view towards themselves. In addition, women withrndisabilities face stereotypes and discriminations from their families, close friendsrnand the society at large. Furthermore, the study has indicated that women withrndisability face differential treatment from the society unlike men with similarrndisability. They face sexual harassments in accessing information, education andrnjob opportunities. Sexual violences are also forwarded at them because they arernwomen.rnBased on the major findings, this study attempts to point out interventions andrnadvocacies that need to be carried out by both governmental and nonrngovernmental organizations. Lastly, it tries to indicate possible social mobilizationrnworks that should be carried out at a community level to change the currentrnstereotypical attitudes.