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Standing Together for Accessibility & Inclusion

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  • Prof. Stephen Jobson Mitchual

    Vice Chancellor, University Of Education Winneba

    “"As Vice-Chancellor, my decision to align with and support the Association of Students with Special Needs stems from our core institutional mandate at the University of Education, Winneba to drive genuine educational equity and social inclusion. True academic excellence cannot exist without accessibility, and serving as an ally means actively breaking down systemic barriers, advancing inclusive po”
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    University of Education, Winneba

    Higher Education / Public Tertiary Education Services

    As Ghana's premier institution for teacher education and inclusive learning, the University of Education, Winneba (UEW) is dedicated to fostering an equitable environment where every student can achieve academic and professional excellence. Through our institutional framework and the dedicated Resource Centre for Students with Special Needs, we actively provide accessible campus infrastructure, ad

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  • Hon. Alexander Kwamena Afenyo-Markin

    Member of Parliament for Effutu Constituency / Minority Leader of Parliament, Parliament of Ghana

    “"As Member of Parliament for Effutu and Minority Leader, standing as an ally with the Association of Students with Special Needs is a direct commitment to equal opportunity and human dignity across our constituency and beyond. True leadership requires removing systemic barriers and ensuring every student has the inclusive environment, accessibility, and support needed to thrive."”
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    Nestlé Ghana Limited

    Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) / Food and Beverage Manufacturing

    Nestlé Ghana demonstrates its commitment to disability inclusion and youth empowerment through corporate social responsibility initiatives like Nestlé needs YOUth and collaborations with the Ministry of Education that explicitly recognize and reward students with visual and hearing impairments. Beyond educational awards, Nestlé partners with Ghanaian tertiary institutions and local organizations t

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  • Hon. John Darko

    Member of Parliament (MP) for Suame Constituency, Parliament of Ghana

    “As Member of Parliament for Suame, I am proud to stand with and strongly support the Association of Students with Special Needs at the University of Education, Winneba. My commitment to this association is rooted in fundamental principles of law, inclusion, and human dignity, as our legal frameworks and human rights protections are only as meaningful as our active enforcement of them. True nationa”
  • Ghana National Gas Company Limited (Ghana Gas) logo

    Ghana National Gas Company Limited (Ghana Gas)

    Energy / Midstream Oil and Gas Processing & Distribution

    Ghana National Gas Company Limited (Ghana Gas) demonstrates a strong commitment to sustainable community impact and social inclusion across Ghana through its dedicated Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives. By partnering with educational institutions, local organizations, and student welfare bodies, Ghana Gas actively invests in human capital development, accessible infrastructure, and

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  • Hajia Dr. Saajida Shiraz

    Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Students Loan Trust Fund (SLTF)

    “As CEO of the Students Loan Trust Fund, I am firmly committed to supporting the Association of Students with Special Needs at the University of Education, Winneba, because equal access to higher education must be matched by financial inclusion and targeted support. Higher education is a powerful driver of social mobility and personal empowerment, yet tertiary students with disabilities frequently”

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Why they stand with us

  • "At the University of Education, Winneba, inclusion is not an afterthought—it is the foundation of our institution. Standing alongside the Association of Students with Special Needs means taking actionable steps toward zero barriers, equal access, and an empowering environment where every student has the tools and space to excel."
    Prof. Stephen Jobson MitchualVice Chancellor, University Of Education Winneba
  • "As Ghana's premier institution for teacher education and inclusive learning, our mission is built on the core principle that diversity enriches our entire academic community. Through dedicated special education resources, continuous infrastructure adaptations, and targeted support frameworks, we are committed to providing an accessible environment where students with special needs can excel academically, lead confidently, and reach their full potential."
    University of Education, WinnebaHigher Education / Public Tertiary Education Services
  • "Inclusion is not a privilege, but a fundamental right; standing with the Association of Students with Special Needs means building a community where every student has the equal access and dignity to thrive."
    Hon. Alexander Kwamena Afenyo-MarkinMember of Parliament for Effutu Constituency / Minority Leader of Parliament, Parliament of Ghana

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