The first ever Beads Fair and Hair & Make up program was organized at Sra, Somanya. The purpose is to transform lives of persons with disability and vulnerable girls and women in our communities. This event took place on Saturday, 30th November, 2024. It was so amazing and breathtaking. To purchase any of our beads product, contact us on 0241235199.

Madam Naomi, our visitor very excited at the beads products made by students at the Henry Djaba Memorial Center for Ideas and Knowledge.

We had dancing competition between young girls and women at the fair and there was so much fun.

The Executive Director of Henry Djaba Memorial Foundation, Hon Otiko Afisah Djaba gave the welcome address

The picture shows visitors and students from Dzorwulu Special School with their nice products exhibited in the table.

These beautiful beads product are produced by students from the Henry Djaba Memorial Center for Ideas and Knowledge located at Somanya, Sra

Tug of war between Mampong School for the Deaf and Akropong School for the blind

Come and support persons with disability by purchasing their products. It is going to be an amazing event. It is happening tomorrow. Come along with your friends and family and let’s have fun. Come one, Come all!

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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 with one son.  In December 2023 she graduated with an  NVTI certificate in Fashion Design at the Henry Djaba Memorial Center for Ideas and Knowledge (HDMCIK) in Somanya. We are so proud of  Salomey’s achievements and are delighted that on completion she is now a seamstress and an entrepreneur who has established ’Mawulepee Fashions’ located at Atua in Somanya.

At the young age of four (4) Salomey suffered from a wrongly administered injection which rendered her physically challenged, unable to walk and move around except by crawling or in a wheelchair.  Undaunted by this misfortune, Salomey has embraced her physical disability with confidence, determination and perseverance. In spite of this she has turned her life around through hard work and resilience. Theodora Roosevelt said “Believe you can and you are halfway there”. 

Salomey is halfway there and very inspiring because she has not allowed her disability to stop her from chasing her dreams.  She has demonstrated that disability is not inability.  With a hand up from Henry Djaba Memorial Foundation (HDMF) she has made the impossible achievable. To start her off the Henry Djaba Memorial Foundation at her graduation donated a sewing machine as a start-up to enable her begin her own sewing enterprise.

To empower Salomey and other young girls and women like her striving to make ends meet out of hunger, poverty and disability we provide you with the opportunity to support a vulnerable girl/woman by sending your contribution via the HDMF Momo Account number 0248510067/ https://gofund.me/82a06346

You can send your comments to our Whatsapp number 0241235199/email address info@henrydjabamemorialfdn.org.gh

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