Programme update 1 December 2023 Creating a more inclusive Ghana Ghana Somubi Dwumadie’s remarkable journey to reduce stigma and discrimination against people with disabilities and mental health.
Impact story 10 October 2023 Tackling mental health stigma and discrimination in Ghana How Ghana Somubi Dwumadie's grant scheme tackles discrimination towards people with disabilities and mental health conditions in the country.
Staff 21 August 2023 Vivian Fiscian Vivian F. Sarpomaa Fiscian is a development sociologist with experience in delivering education, and gender and social inclusion projects. Her specialism lies in multi-disciplinary governance, policy,…
Staff 15 August 2023 Lyla Adwan-Kamara Lyla is experienced in multi-disciplinary approaches in research, participation, and finding creative techniques for people to express themselves and lead. Lyla has a particular interest in the power…
Staff 15 August 2023 Alice Tilton Alice is committed to strengthening health and social systems to deliver equitable and effective care. Alice’s areas of technical expertise include health system strengthening, particularly focused…
Insight 8 March 2023 Insights into advancing equity and intersectional justice in Ghana International Women’s Day: Responding to the dynamic intersections within the community of people with disabilities and mental health conditions.
Brief 22 August 2022 About Ghana Somubi Dwumadie Ghana Somubi Dwumadie (Ghana Participation Programme) is a four-year disability programme in Ghana, with a specific focus on mental health. This programme is funded with UK aid from the UK government.…
Brief 28 September 2021 Impact of COVID-19 on people with disabilities, including people with mental health disabilities, in Ghana Rapid assessment summary