Empowering individuals with disabilities through advocacy, inclusion, and social development
18 Years of Dedicated Service
To empower individuals with disabilities through advocacy, inclusion, and social development, creating a more accessible and equitable Africa for all.
To build an inclusive society where individuals with disabilities can thrive, supported by advocacy, accessibility, and social development.
Advocacy, Inclusion, and Social Development - driving us to contribute to the greater good of society.
Making a Difference Since 2007
Creating Lasting Change
Providing charity and essential items to those in need, ensuring basic necessities are met for vulnerable populations.
Offering startup capital to empower entrepreneurs with disabilities, fostering economic independence and self-reliance.
Constructing infrastructure projects to improve community facilities and enhance accessibility for all.
Working Together for Change
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Stay informed about our advocacy work and impact
DaSDA Africa has launched a comprehensive year-long advocacy campaign to promote the African Disability Protocol (ADP) and champion the rights and freedoms of women with disabilities. The initiative, funded by ADD International, aims to empower persons with disabilities through sustained advocacy and social inclusion.
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DaSDA Africa has praised the government's Free Tertiary Education Policy for Persons with Disabilities, calling it a significant step toward inclusive education. The organization has recommended mechanisms for annual funding, accountability, and job linkages for long-term success.
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DaSDA Africa continues to advocate for Ghana's ratification of the African Disability Protocol, which only 15 African countries have ratified so far. The organization emphasizes the importance of this protocol in protecting and promoting disability rights across the continent.
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