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Equal opportunities and inclusion for all persons with intellectual disability in Ghana  To reduce stigmatization and ensure full inclusion of persons with intellectual disability and their families in Ghana by advocating for their rights and needs Oce Locatio n: Inclusion Ghana 24 Feo Eyeo Link North Industrial Area Accra-Ghana Postal Address: P .O. Box GP 20950 Accra-Ghana  Telephone: +233 (0) 302 243 291 +233 (0) 208 151 523 Email: [email protected] Website: www.inclusion-ghana.org Donate By donating to Inclusion Ghana, you help strengthen Inclusion Ghana, its member organisations and parents self help groups to advocate for the rights and needs of persons with intellectual disability. A gift to Inclusion Ghana can be directed to a particular member organisation or parent self help group or restricted to a particular purpose. Inclusion Ghana also undertakes a variety of long and short-term projects and in all our projects, we work in close partnership with relevant stakeholders to achieve our joint objectives. No gift is too small. Donate Today! You can directly transfer money into our account, send us a cheque or visit our oces to make your donat ions. Copyright © 2011 Inclusion Ghana Our Vision: Our Mission: Account Name: Inclusion Ghana Name of Bank: Ecobank Ghana Limited Account Number: 0373034432918201 Swift Code: ECOCGHAC

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Equal opportunities and inclusion for all persons

with intellectual disability in Ghana

  To reduce stigmatization and ensure fullinclusion of persons with intellectual disability

and their families in Ghana by advocating for

their rights and needs

O ce Location: Inclusion Ghana

24 Feo Eyeo Link 

North Industrial Area

Accra-Ghana

Postal Address: P.O. Box GP 20950

Accra-Ghana

  Telephone: +233 (0) 302 243 291

+233 (0) 208 151 523

Email: [email protected]

Website: www.inclusion-ghana.org

Donate

By donating to Inclusion Ghana, you help strengthen

Inclusion Ghana, its member organisations and

parents self help groups to advocate for the rights and

needs of persons with intellectual disability. A gift to

Inclusion Ghana can be directed to a particular member

organisation or parent self help group or restricted toa particular purpose. Inclusion Ghana also undertakes

a variety of long and short-term projects and in all our

projects, we work in close partnership with relevant

stakeholders to achieve our joint objectives.

No gift is too small. Donate Today! You can directly

transfer money into our account, send us a cheque or visit

our o ces to make your donations.

Copyright © 2011 Inclusion Ghana

Our Vision:

Our Mission:

Account Name: Inclusion Ghana

Name of Bank: Ecobank Ghana Limited

Account Number: 0373034432918201

Swift Code: ECOCGHAC

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Inclusion Ghana is a network organisation working to

reduce stigmatization and ensure full inclusion of all

persons with intellectual disability and their families by

advocating for their rights and needs.

Inclusion Ghana is a member of Inclusion International,

the global federation of family-based organizations

advocating for the human rights of persons withintellectual disabilities that has over 200 member

federations in 115 countries throughout ve regions

including the Middle East and North Africa, Europe, Africa

and the Indian Ocean, the Americas, and Asia Pacic.

  The fundamental building block for Inclusion Ghana

was the 2006 decision of a group of Non-Governmental

Organisation leaders in Ghana working with persons

with intellectual disabilities (PWID) to create a platformthat unies the voices of PWID and their families. It was

di cult to agree on a common structure then. In 2007,

these organisations requested Landsforeningen LEV

in Denmark to facilitate the process of establishing an

umbrella organisation to co-ordinate and strengthen

information sharing, networking and cooperation

between organisations working with PWID. Discussion

continued until 25th November, 2009 when Inclusion

Ghana was formally established and duly registered with

the Registrar General’s Department.

Inclusion Ghana works through non-governmental and

community based organizations to oer services to

persons with intellectual disabilities and their families

and advocate for their rights and needs. To achieve this,

Inclusion Ghana has identied four key intervention areas:

Join as a Member

Become an integral part of the Ghana movement

working to advocate for the rights and needs of persons

with intellectual disability by becoming an Inclusion

Ghana member organisation. Inclusion Ghana dependson you, our members, and parents self-help groups, to

undertake activities to reduce stigmatization and ensure

full inclusion of all persons with intellectual disability and

their families. We are indeed proud of what we have been

able to do and we could not have done it without our

member organisations. Membership is open to any civil

society organisation, including non-governmental and

community-based organisations who subscribe to the

mission of Inclusion Ghana and are committed to making

a meaningful contribution to its achievement.

Volunteer

We would love to have you join us as an Inclusion Ghana

Volunteer as we work to progress our mission. Inclusion

Ghana oers a carefully designed and structured program

to facilitate volunteer work throughout the year.

 Through volunteer engagement we provide opportunities

for businesses, corporate institutions and individuals

seeking to fulll their social responsibilities eectively.Give the gift of you. Volunteer!!!

Training

• Strengthening the capacity and existing institutional

and organizational structures of member

organisations to support their quality service

delivery to persons with intellectual disability and

their families

Research

• Identifying and promoting research that will improve

the lives of persons with intellectual disability andtheir families

Education

• Maintaining an authoritative body of intellectual

disability information and knowledge

• Supporting proactive community outreach and

education of member organisations

• Providing accessible and relevant information that

supports stakeholder ability to make informed

choices

Advocacy

• Advocating for inclusion, and participation in all

aspects of life for persons with intellectual disability

and their families

• Proactively informing, inuencing, guiding and

developing public policy at the community, regional

and national levels in collaboration with the greater

disability community

Supporting court action or other initiatives byParents of Persons with disability

HOW DID INCLUSION GHANA START?

WHAT DO WE DO? WANT TO GET INVOLVED?