What’s your first thought when entering a building?
It’s probably not what @robinfbaker thinks.
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Hear from one of the realest. Check out our latest #TradeForward. 🎧
Is inclusive trade actually inclusive?
🎙️Find out in the NEW episode of ITC’s podcast #TradeForward
LISTEN to @robinfbaker, co-founder of GoTHERAPY, an NGO working to improve the lives of differently-abled people in West Africa!
🎧https://t.co/Ko1GrEtt8i
She was used for everything. Used to promote everything. Used to make people look good and socially conscious. Used to promote parties. Used for memes. Used as an example. Used and used and used. And even with all of this, she didn’t get the one thing she needed. Justice.
Occupational therapist Robin Baker offers advice for young entrepreneurs in @Forbes. Baker's nonprofit organization, GoTherapy, opened its first community occupational therapy center in Ghana. https://t.co/eNOD4H6mzw
I honestly can’t thank you and Newwave Foundation enough for sowing the first seed into GoTHERAPY and our SCRIP Program. I’m forever grateful to you and your vision!!
So proud of @robinfbaker and the work done by GoTherapy and the Shai Osudoku District in Ghana for #stroke survivors! Everyone please take a moment and read this amazing story of social entrepreneurship! @Forbes@AOTAInc#OT#globalhealth#publichealth https://t.co/Uyw3gkkXEd
TODAY IS THE DAY!! I'm excited to be the MC for Africa's Mental Health MATTERS- an initiative to bring awareness to mental health amongst the youth of Africa. Enjoy the day with us by following #africasmentalhealthmatters18#africasmentalhealthmatters
Joseph Awuah-Darko film, "It's Okay" moved me so much during #Africasmentalhealthmatters18 he beautifully highlights the cultural perspective of mental health in Ghana
https://t.co/9hqd50dCWl
I am humbled and grateful to be selected as a 2018 Forbes Fellow. As a Forbes Fellow, I will attend the Forbes Under 30 Summit in Boston, MA. I am excited for the opportunity to connect with great minds from around the world.
For the past two weeks, GoTHERAPY has been providing occupational and physical therapy services to over 30 stroke survivors and community members in Eastern Ghana. There is life after stroke!!