A world where everyone belongs is possible. 👩🏾🦼➡️🧑🏾🦼✊🏾
At OFIE, we’re empowering persons with disabilities through education, skills & advocacy.
Join us, let your actions count.
#Inclusion#theofie#DisabilityAdvocacy
Innovation drives inclusion at OFIE
From robotics for children with disabilities to digital skills for the visually impaired, mentorship & awareness—we’re proving that disability is not inability.
Join us to build an inclusive future
#theofie#Inclusion#Disability#TechForGood
OFIE is back!
The mission of the Organisation Inclusion and Empowerment remains the same - to reduce inequalities and empower persons with disabilities through education, advocacy, skills training, mentorship and technology.
Stay with us for exciting contents and programs.
"Nothing About Us, Without Us!" is a well-known motto for the disability movement. It means that governments and other decision makers must include us in all issues that concern us as humans, not only as people with #disabilities. #DisabilityInclusion
Season greetings from us at OFIE to you all 🥰
We all did great during this year and we wish all a merry Christmas and a prosperous new year🎄
Let’s all enjoy the holidays and take good care of ourselves 😍
See you all in 2023 with greater impact 💃❤️
Disability Awareness: Information, Programs and Event Dates - Information on disability awareness and educating people regarding disabilities including disability etiquette guidelines in the community - https://t.co/0DrteELmHU via @DisabledWorld
UNDERSTANDING DISABILITY
According to the World Health Organization, disability has three dimensions:
1. Impairment in a person’s body structure or function, or mental functioning; examples of impairments include loss of a limb, loss of vision or memory loss.
2. Activity limitation, such as difficulty seeing, hearing, walking, or problem solving.
3. Participation restrictions in normal daily activities, such as working, engaging in social and recreational activities, and obtaining health care and preventive services.
On International Day of the Girl Child, we remind ourselves that we all have a role to play in ensuring that girls, like boys, have #equalopportunities to do well.
The time is now to make all needed #investments into girls' #empowerment, especially girls with #disabilities.
Literacy is more than just being able to read or write, it is a key component of learning, development, communication, and a richer life.
To a child with a disability, it's not only about being understood, it's about being able to comprehend your world.
#LiteracyDay#Education
Everyone has a unique story, and we must avoid writing people off without listening to understand their unique challenges and potential.
Little Antoinette gives us #MillionOfReasons to involve her. The future indeed is for everyone✊🏾
#Inclusion#SDG4#AssistiveTech#theOFIEGh
@theofiegh celebrates and empowers mothers and caregivers of children with disabilities in commemoration of #IWD. Appreciation to Empowered to Educate Fellowship for the support
#IWD#BreakingtheBias#Disability#Empowerment#Inclusion https://t.co/EsR17Rix1h