Hellen beyioku-alase

Executive Director, Deaf Women Aloud Initiative National president of Deaf Women Association of Nigeria Disability Right Advocate SRHR Expert/Deaf

[Hellen beyioku-alase @Hellenfab]

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[DWAI-Nig @dwai_nig]

As the year draws to a close, we pause with gratitude and appreciation.

Thank you to our community, partners, stakeholders, volunteers, facilitators, and supporters who stood with us throughout the year.

[DWAI-Nig @dwai_nig]

We enter 2026 grateful for how far we have come and hopeful for how far we will go. Thank you to our community for your resilience, trust, and belief in inclusion.

May 2026 bring growth, impact, and louder voices for disability rights. Happy New Year 2026! 🎊

[Hellen beyioku-alase @Hellenfab]

@kikimordi Other issue is that parent has failed the girl,after educate them to get justice for the girl and my organization are willing push it for her unfortunate the parent are not ready to cooperation as I am talk the girl have not been to hospital for treatment.

[Hellen beyioku-alase @Hellenfab]

@kikimordi As Executive Director of Deaf Women Aloud initiative I personally call her of my sign language interpreter to please take thi serious by ask the school to provide the culprits because we want justice for the girl. the parent said they have left to to God

[Hellen beyioku-alase @Hellenfab]

@kikimordi What worse the matter is that the child parent is neglected the right of deaf girl child I asked them to report it to police and hospital to get evidence.

[Global Rights NG @Globalrightsng]

Today, we start the day with remarks from the President of the Deaf Women Association of Nigeria, Helen Beyioku Alase.

I would like to thank @GlobalRights for taking us into consideration every time. There are barriers affecting people with disabilities. We need to play our roles in ensuring deaf people are carried along. Insecurity has affected deaf people so much and caused loss of lives in the deaf community. For instance, in the areas with insecurity, when there are explosions from bombs and people run, deaf people don't hear. And no one stops to let them know what is happening. This is very sad for us.

Once again, we thank Global Rights for supporting the deaf community and we look forward to more events like this.

#fcdo #fcdogr24 #women #WomensRights #Security #WPS #womenpeaceandsecurity

[Hellen beyioku-alase @Hellenfab]

@5 Our beginning, our future and DWAI's prospects would be absolutely nothing without you
Please, join us as we celebrate our 5-years milestone in our journey together at the Deaf Women Aloud Initiative (DWAI).
We will be unveiling DWAI's first-ever magazine Tomorrow

[Hellen beyioku-alase @Hellenfab]

*Hurray! DWAI @5*

It is a privilege to mark DWAI 5th anniversary. This is a significant milestone and I want to express my gratitude to God Almighty and the people who have been with us over the years, including volunteers, caregivers,national and international stakeholders.

[Hellen beyioku-alase @Hellenfab]

@AiyedunLawal @Fmohnigeria @_dinotshe @CalvinMoorley @DrTedros @RwandaSNurses @NursingRClub @nurse_olori @ANNI_Nurse @NNCAUK @Davidooifficial @HopeJudith9 @ICNurses Congratulations 🎉👏🎉

[Hellen beyioku-alase @Hellenfab]

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[Hellen beyioku-alase @Hellenfab]

Fews weeks before my trip to Taraba State to implement a project on advancing Sexual Reproductive Health and Right information for Deaf women with support from Disability Right Fund Disability Rights Fund - Nigeria
I was invited to speak at SHE CONFERENCE (we raise a Voice)

[Hellen beyioku-alase @Hellenfab]

these organizations etc which has caused a high number of dropouts from school because of the marginalization they face.

In my recommendation, I feel that the government need to make inclusive Policy to provide free sanitary pads and care for girls with Disability in schools.

[Hellen beyioku-alase @Hellenfab]

It will go a long way to help them continue their education and make meaningful.
If you will like to support with a pad for girls with disabilities,
please contact Deaf Women Aloud Initiative: [email protected]
Or call Ruth on 07063934658
@UNICEF
@UN
@UNDP
@UNFPA

Thank you

[Hellen beyioku-alase @Hellenfab]

these organizations etc which has caused a high number of dropouts from school because of the marginalization they face.
In my recommendation, I feel that the government need to make inclusive Policy to provide free sanitary pads and care for girls with Disability in schools.

[Hellen beyioku-alase @Hellenfab]

poorest, they are struggling to earn a little income so
how can they afford a pad ?
how many organization did outreach to schools for the deaf, blind etc to provide pad bank?
you will agree with me that low self-esteem has become a norms for them due to lack of inclusion by

[Hellen beyioku-alase @Hellenfab]

2.Lack of information on Hygiene and service on Menstruation : Women and girls with disabilities are always excluded from information shared on Menstrual hygiene for example “pad bank” but its services are not disability friendly so it's information on personal hygiene are not