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Driven by visionary leadership and fueled by the memory of a remarkable father, the Henry Djaba Foundation strives to be a catalyst for lasting change, touching the lives of countless individuals and communities.



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The Henry Djaba Foundation is a non-profit organization with a heartfelt mission to make a positive impact on the lives of vulnerable individuals and communities. I started this as a living tribute to my late father, Henry Kwadwoe Djaba, whose legacy of compassion, dedication, and service to others has inspired this noble initiative.

Dr. Otiko Awusi-Dede Afisah Djaba
Founder

Featured Stories

A STRONG WOMAN

It is with pride that we share the story of Salomey Teye-Gagah, a 44 year old living with physical disability and a single mother

Featured Projects

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Ability Fair

At the Ability Fair, attendees can explore a diverse range of exhibits featuring handcrafted artifacts, innovative products, and services developed by talented individuals with disabilities.

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Wheelchair Campaign

The Wheelchair Campaign is aimed at mobilizing 16,000 wheelchairs and assistive devices for individuals with physical challenges and sight impairments across the 16 regions of Ghana.

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Girls Leadership Development Initiative

Through this initiative, the Henry Djaba Memorial Foundation empowers women , girls, and PWDs to promote gender equality, inclusivity, and a more representative and just society.

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Let’s Talk Ability Show

One of the most impactful projects implemented by HDMF is the Let’s Talk Ability Show, a weekly 30-minute radio and TV talk show aired on TV3 and later on Adom TV in Ghana.

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National Kayayei Dialogue

The National Kayayei Dialogue aims to empower Kayayei to transition from porterage to better futures. The dialogues focus on brainstorming solutions to eventually eliminate the phenomenon.

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Henry Djaba Memorial Center of Ideas and Knowledge

The Center of Ideas and Knowledge in Somanya aims to train vulnerable girls, women, and persons with disabilities in employable skills for sustainable livelihoods.