Our Central Hub Network serves as a dynamic connection point for persons with disabilities, families, caregivers, and organizations.
Disability Inclusion Agenda 2026 unfolds, as this partnership sends a powerful message across Ghana and Africa: inclusion is not charity, it's justice, progress, and the foundation of a truly equitable future.
Their mission is centered around creating an environment where people with Down syndrome can thrive, focusing on awareness, advocacy, and community support.
The collaboration highlights the need to address barriers in education, employment, healthcare, and access to public services faced by Nigerians living with disabilities.
The WBU has influenced global policies, including the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
Over 80 million people in Africa live with some form of disability, and they are often among the most marginalized groups in society. Stigma, cultural misconceptions, and poverty exacerbate their exclusion from essential services.
The We Care Ministry, led by Joy Uno, aims to demonstrate love in action through various projects.
The Sign Language Empowerment organization, SILANEM, has officially launched its Sign Language Education Project (SILEP) in Tarkwa, marking a significant step towards creating a more inclusive society.
A disabled bus user, Charley Jonstone-Brent, is traumatized after discovering disturbing messages shared by Arriva Midlands bus drivers in a private WhatsApp group.
