Inclusive hub international

15/10/2025

15/10/2025

Inclusive Hub International Promoting Dignity, Inclusion, and Empowerment for All

15th October 2025
🎉 International White Cane and Safety Day 🎉

Today, we proudly celebrate *International White Cane and Safety Day* — a symbol of independence, mobility, and empowerment for persons who are blind or visually impaired.

The white cane is more than just a tool — it’s a statement of *freedom, confidence, and equal rights*.

At Inclusive Hub International*, we reaffirm our commitment to promoting accessibility, safety, and dignity for all blind persons.

Let’s continue to advocate, educate, and support safe mobility and inclusion in every community.

*“Inclusion is not charity — it’s a right.”

13/10/2025

Happy Breast Cancer–Free Day!
Today, we celebrate strength, survival, and the unbreakable spirit of those who have fought and won the battle against breast cancer. 💕
Your courage inspires hope, and your story reminds us that early detection and faith can save lives.
Breast health matters for everyone, male or female.

Breast Cancer Prevention Tip for Men & Women

👉 Regularly press and feel your chest/breasts to check for any unusual lumps, swelling, pain, or discharge.
👉 Do this once a month, ideally after your period (for women).
👉 For men, make it part of your regular self-care routine.
If you notice any hard lumps, dimples, or ni**le changes, please see a doctor immediately.
Early detection saves lives don’t ignore your body’s signals. 💕

Breast cancer awareness starts with you.
💗 Do a monthly self-exam.
💗 Get regular check-ups.
💗 Eat healthy, exercise, and stay mindful.
Early detection saves lives, check today, encourage someone tomorrow! 💪✨

Take care of your body — it’s a gift. 💕
Do your monthly breast check, schedule your screening, and live healthy.
Remember, early detection brings healing and hope.

Breast cancer is easier to treat when found early.
✅ Do self-checks monthly
✅ Visit your doctor yearly
✅ Eat healthy & stay active
Your health is worth the effort! 💗


Let’s continue to spread love, awareness, and support because together, we can make a difference

09/10/2025

Bauchi State House of Assembly has passed for second reading a bill seeking to establish the Bauchi State Disability Commission and ensure greater protection for persons with disabilities in the state.

Leading the debate on the bill during plenary presided over by the Speaker, Dr. Abubakar Y. Suleiman, the sponsor of the bill, Hon. Barr. Habibu Umar, representing Kirfi Constituency, explained that the private member’s bill seeks to repeal and re-enact the existing law establishing the Bauchi State Agency for Persons with Disability enacted in 2010.

He said the existing legislation is inadequate to address current realities and challenges faced by persons with disabilities, stressing that the proposed law aims to strengthen and expand the legal framework to promote inclusivity and ensure better protection of their rights.

Hon. Habibu Umar therefore appealed to his colleagues to support the bill, describing it as a step towards improving the welfare and opportunities of persons with disabilities in Bauchi State.

In his ruling, Speaker Abubakar Y. Suleiman referred the bill to the House Committee on Humanitarian Affairs for further legislative action.

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gender and social inclusion

08/03/2025

*Women and girls with disabilities, are continue to face systemic barriers and marginalisation. On the International Women's Day, we amplify our call for:

1. Ending violence and forced sterilisation

2. Participation, independence and empowerment*

29/01/2025

PERSEVERANCE
NIGERIA ASSOCIATION OF BLIND
CE&FORTITUDE
REGISTERED IN 1968 1
Our Ref
BAUCHI STATE CHAPTER
C/O Braile House, Before Water Board Quarters, Email: [email protected] Murtala Muhammad Way, Bauchi
Your Ref
Date:
39th January, 2025
PRESS RELEASE: INCLUSIVE EMPLOYMENT FOR BLIND GRADUATES IN BAUCHI
STATE
To: The Honourable Members of the National Assembly from Bauchi State and the Bauchi State Government
The Office of the Youth Leader, Nigerian Association of the Blind, Bauchi State Chapter, is calling on the national assembly members from Bauchi state government, and stakeholders to prioritize the employment and inclusion of blind graduates in Bauchi State. Despite their qualifications and capabilities, blind individuals face significant challenges in securing employment, perpetuating social exclusion and stigma.
As we move forward, we urge those in electoral positions to consider persons with disabilities in their appointments, promoting equal access and opportunities. This includes inclusive education, and employment opportunities.
We request that the government and relevant stakeholders take immediate action to address the unemployment crisis facing blind graduates in Bauchi State. This can be achieved through initiatives such as job training programs, mentorship schemes, and inclusive hiring practices.
We believe that everyone deserves equal opportunities, regardless of their abilities. Let us work together to create a more inclusive society.
Key Demands:
- Inclusive Employment Practices: We call on the government and private sector to implement inclusive hiring practices, providing equal opportunities for blind graduates.
Accessible Education: We demand accessible education for blind students, including Braille materials, audio descriptions, and sign language interpretation.
Consider Persons with Disabilities in Scholarship: Ensure that scholarship programs are inclusive and accessible to persons with disabilities.
- Appointing Persons with Disabilities to Head to office of Special Adviser (SA) disability matters and legislative aid on disability matters.
Shafiu Usman
Secretary to the Youth Leader
Nigerian Association of the Blind
Bauchi State Chapter
08138816717
State Chairman: Umar Y. Musa State Secretary: Samaila Siadu State Treasurer: Ahmad Adamu State PRO: Musa Abubakar Jalam
08066414496
07085382792
08163400595
09067120046

28/01/2025

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Disabled children be it deaf, blind, physical challenge, learning disorder, mental re****ed, and others condition the child has which is different from other normal children.

: please don't hide such people from the eyes of community members, just loose and pamper them, give them education plus train them at home. Please enroll them to school, If there's no special school in your community, by any chance, please send him/her far away. Apart from this, they just need your acceptance, love and supportive. These tools can motivate them to reach your expectations or unveil their hidden potentials.

: please cherish them they are human beings like you, please encourage people to stop stereotyping and discriminating them, urge members to accept them, support when they need. Advise members to desist mocking them when they are mocked, of what benefit will give you if you mock or look down on them, nothing but increase problem to the society you are living in. Please considerate them if they ever need anything, you will not lose if you assist them.

Thank you all for reading.
Munawar Sirajo Sidi
Advocacy&Service

26/01/2025

*Today, we join the world to raise awareness about leprosy, also known as Hansen's Disease, a curable condition that has been stigmatized for centuries.

Leprosy is not a curse; it’s a medical condition caused by a bacterial infection. The disease affects the skin, the peripheral nerves, the mucosa of the upper respiratory tract and the eyes.
With early detection and appropriate treatment, it can be completely cured. However, the stigma and social exclusion faced by those affected often have a more lasting impact than the disease itself.

This day calls for awareness, compassion and inclusion for those affected.*

19/01/2025

*GENDER EQUITY AND DISABILITY INCLUSION ARE NOT JUST GOALS, THEY ARE LEGAL OBLIGATIONS.*

18/01/2025

At the International Disability Alliance, we are conducting a focused survey to learn about the experiences of women with disabilities in health care.



We want to know how women with disabilities experience health services and if they are involved in health planning and decisions.



Your answers will help us write a report to make health care fair and accessible for women with disabilities and help advocate for their inclusion in decision making around health policy.



The survey is in English, Arabic, French, Spanish. The iData platform also enables accessing the questions in International Sign and easy to read. The survey should take about 10 minutes to complete.



This current survey is only to collect responses from women with disabilities. If you do not identify as a woman with disability, please forward this to the women with disabilities that you know!



Take the survey here: https://idata.tools/survey/-OCmEzzwJD6et4XtmoII



Please fill out the survey and share it with other women with disabilities. The more answers we get, the better. It will be open till the end of January.



For any further questions please contact Gayatri Sekar [email protected]



Thank you for helping us collect this important information!

iData is the platform of the International Disability Alliance to create, launch and analyse data collected through the use of online accessible surveys