Inclusion Africa

A Pan African Network for people with intellectual disabilities promoting the full inclusion of our members in all aspects of life.

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Happy New Year from #InclusionAfrica
Wishing you a productive & visionary 2026!
#HappyNewYear #HappyNewYear2026

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To our global community, #happyholidays. Wishing you peace, joy and wonderful times with those who matter the most.
#HappyHolidays from Inclusion Africa.

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LIVED REALITIES OF CHILDREN WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES
True inclusion is more than just physical presence; it involves acceptance and inclusive education. They may learn differently and interact uniquely, but their desires are universal: to belong, to love, and to be loved.

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RAISING CHILDREN WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES
This is the real-life journey of families raising children with intellectual disabilities. They open up about the everyday difficulties. Caring for a child with intellectual disabilities carries love and a weight many will never see

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Happy #InternationalDayOfSignLanguages
This year's theme, "No Human Rights Without Sign Language Rights," is a day to recognize the rights of persons with hearing disabilities and the vital role of sign language in inclusion.

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Fuazia Haji, Council Member at @InclusionIntl , urges us to unite and push for stronger, meaningful inclusion worldwide. The work doesn’t stop here—let’s build change that lasts for all.
#WeAreInclusion
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Fuazia Haji, Council Member at @InclusionIntl, urges us to unite and push for stronger, meaningful inclusion worldwide. The work doesn’t stop here—let’s build change that lasts for all.
#WeAreInclusion
@IDA_CRPD_Forum @nfunorge @InclusionGhana

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CURTAINS CLOSE as the #WorldCongress2025 ends with impassioned calls for urgency, amplified voices and solidarity amongst self-advocates and their families in ensuring their full and effective Inclusion in all aspects of life.

#WeAreInclusion

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Inclusion Africa’s Chairman, Auberon Jeleel Odoom, spoke at #WorldCongress2025 on the importance of social protection for an inclusive care and support agenda. Key takeaways highlight how social safety nets empower persons with disabilities.
#WeAreInclusion

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Inclusion Africa’s Chairman, Auberon Jeleel Odoom, spoke at #WorldCongress2025 on the importance of social protection for an inclusive care and support agenda. Key takeaways highlight how social safety nets empower persons with disabilities.
#WeAreInclusion

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Awele Mordi, a self-advocate from Down Syndrome Foundation Nigeria, shines at #WorldCongress2025 as a passionate champion for the inclusion of persons with intellectual disabilities in every aspect of life.
#WeAreInclusion
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At #WorldCongress2025, Ijeoma Fyne of Down Syndrome Foundation Nigeria advocates for greater inclusion and support for persons with Down syndrome. Together, we create a world where everyone belongs.
#WeAreInclusion
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Felicite Mukabalisa, Chairperson of Disability Inclusion Rwanda, reflects on #WorldCongress2025: key takeaways include care, support, inclusive education, and accessible information for empowering persons with disabilities.
#WeAreInclusion
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At #WorldCongress2025, Zambia’s Ruth Chihana, a self-advocate, inspires discussion on the role of self-advocates in leadership and the impact of inclusive education on the confidence of persons with intellectual disabilities. Important questions for real change.
#weareinlcusion

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Representing Zambia, Amos Muselema from Inclusion Africa is at #WorldCongress2025, to push forward the agenda for equal rights and dignity for persons with intellectual disabilities across the continent.
#WeAreInclusion
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“In GHANA, and across Africa, self-advocates are beginning to access spaces to influence the agenda," Samuel Anku, Self-Advocate from Ghana and Vice President, Inclusion Africa. #WorldCongress2025 #WeAreInclusion

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In UGANDA, people are now appreciating that the voices of self-advocates matter. It is a long journey ahead but we are beginning to see change - Caroline Naluwemba, self-advocate, Uganda.
#WorldCongress2025 #WeAreInclusion

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Khamis Sururu of the @zapddznz is at #WorldCongress2025, advocating for the employment and empowerment of persons with intellectual disabilities in Zanzibar. Inclusion in action!
#WeAreInclusion
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SELF ADVOCATES in Zambia are now being heard. They have become confident agents of change- Ruth Chihana, a self-advocate from Zambia.

#WorldCongress2025
##WeAreInclusion

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Postcards: Team Down Syndrome Foundation Nigeria at the #WorldCongress2025.

#WeAreInclusion