28/07/2026
Today marks an important milestone in the journey of the SCF CP Heroes Awards 2026.
We are honoured to announce that the National Council on Persons with Disability (NCPD) has agreed to support the maiden edition of the SCF CP Heroes Awards, which will be organised under the auspices of the Council.
This follows a productive meeting with the Executive Secretary and his team, where we shared our vision of creating a national platform that celebrates the resilience, achievements and contributions of persons living with Cerebral Palsy while promoting disability inclusion across Ghana.
The Council welcomed the initiative and expressed its commitment to working with us to make the Awards a meaningful platform for advocacy, recognition and empowerment.
This is more than an endorsement of an eventāit is an encouragement to every child, young person, adult, caregiver and advocate within the Cerebral Palsy community that your stories matter, your achievements deserve recognition, and your voices deserve to be heard.
We are deeply grateful to the National Council on Persons with Disability for believing in this vision and for partnering with us on this journey.
The work continues, and we look forward to sharing more exciting updates as we count down to 6th October 2026.
Together, let's celebrate Ghana's CP Heroes.
COURTESY MEETING WITH SALSIA CARES FOUNDATION (SCF)
The National Council on Persons with Disability (NCPD) held a courtesy meeting with representatives of the Salsia Cares Foundation (SCF) to discuss the maiden edition of the Salsia Cares Foundation CP Heroes Awards 2026, an initiative dedicated to recognising and celebrating the achievements, resilience, and contributions of persons living with Cerebral Palsy (CP) in Ghana.
The meeting provided an opportunity for both institutions to discuss the vision and objectives of the Awards, its significance as a platform for disability advocacy and public awareness, and avenues for strategic collaboration to advance the inclusion and empowerment of persons living with Cerebral Palsy.
The engagement concluded with a shared commitment to promoting disability inclusion and recognising the remarkable accomplishments of persons with Cerebral Palsy. The National Council on Persons with Disability welcomed the initiative and expressed its support for the successful organisation of the maiden Salsia Cares Foundation CP Heroes Awards 2026 under the auspices of the Council. Both parties also explored collaborative approaches to ensure that the Awards become a sustainable platform for advocacy, recognition, empowerment, and public education on Cerebral Palsy in Ghana.
The National Council on Persons with Disability remains steadfast in its commitment to partnering with stakeholders to advance the rights, dignity, inclusion, and full participation of persons with disabilities in all aspects of national development.