3 Objectives To partner with women with disabilities and their organizations in selected sites for the conduct of community-based peer monitoring of situation of women with disabilities during the enhanced quarantine, GCQ, transition and recovery period of the pandemic. To monitor women with disabilities’ access to services and support from local and national government, including access to health services and to the Social Amelioration Program (SAP) and other benefits under the Bayanihan to Heal as One Act, the gendered impact of the health crisis on women with disability, including possible experiences of discrimination and gender-based violence and other issues that they encountered during the crisis. To strengthen networks and community among women with disability and to contribute to individual and organizational empowerment of women with disability through evidence-based peer monitoring, immersion in sector-specific issues and concerns, and calls for state accountability. Methodology Selection of Peer-Monitors STEP 1 Peer monitors were selected based on their organizational affiliation, involvement in disability rights advocacy, and previous monitoring or documentation experience. Conduct of Peer-Monitoring STEP 2 In observance of social distancing, monitoring and interviews were conducted through texts, calls, Facebook messages or other online platforms. No face-to-face interviews were conducted.