Action on Persons with Disabilities and Development-ADD

31/05/2026

17/05/2026

Happy weekend to our partners in disability inclusion. Your commitment to accessibility, equity, and dignity continues to inspire meaningful change. Together, we are building more inclusive communities where everyone belongs and thrives. Thank you for your collaboration, passion, and impact. Wishing you rest, renewal, and purpose in the days ahead.

10/05/2026

ADD-GHANA join the world's Mother’s Day, we celebrate the strength, love, and resilience of all mothers, especially mothers with disabilities (PWDs). Your courage and dedication inspire families and communities every day. You nurture, guide, and uplift against all odds, proving that ability is not defined by limitations. Today, we honor your sacrifices, your voice, and your impact. You are seen, valued, and deeply appreciated. Happy Mother’s Day to you all.

04/05/2026

Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Nothing About Us Without Us: Centring Organisations of Persons with Disabilities in Health Decision-Making Processes. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.

01/05/2026

ADD Ghana wishes every one.On this May Day, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and contributions of workers with disabilities across Ghana and beyond. Disabled workers continue to break barriers, drive innovation, and contribute meaningfully to national development despite facing discrimination and limited opportunities. We call on government, employers, and society to promote inclusive workplaces, equal pay, and accessible environments for all. Disability inclusion is not charity—it is a right and a pathway to sustainable development. Let us commit to creating fair opportunities where every worker, regardless of ability, can thrive, be respected, and reach their full potential. Inclusive work benefits everyone

01/05/2026

We do more education with authorities

25/04/2026

25/04/2026

Over the past few months,ADD Ghana implemented a disability inclusion project through wheelchair basketball in Northern Ghana to promote participation, confidence, and social integration among persons with disabilities. The project engaged youth and adults in regular training sessions, community matches, and awareness campaigns to challenge stigma and discrimination. Participants developed teamwork, physical fitness, and leadership skills while increasing visibility of disability sports. Collaboration with local authorities and community groups strengthened support for inclusive recreation. However, challenges such as limited sports equipment, funding constraints, and inadequate accessible facilities persist. Expanding partnerships and investment will enhance sustainability and scale up inclusive sports opportunities across the region.