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We are still in October, and Down Syndrome Awareness is ongoing . #RobbFoundation ##downsyndromeghana #differentnotless #downsyndromeawareness

we are delighted to share ongoing collaborative efforts with the Christian Council of Ghana aimed at advancing awareness creation on Down Syndrome. This progressive engagement represents an important step toward strengthening advocacy for inclusion, dignity, and equal opportunities for persons with intellectual disabilities. "Partnerships like this reflect our shared belief that inclusion begins with understanding and collective action. Together, we can shape communities where every individual is valued and supported," Mavis AsantewaaOpoku, Executive Director,RiOBBFoundation Through this partnership, we look forward to fostering deeper understanding within faith-based communities and inspiring lasting impact across the nation. #RobbFoundation #ChristianCouncilofGhana #DownSyndromeAwareness #InclusionMatters #ProgressivePartnership #DisabilityInclusion

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🎀 Breast Cancer Awareness Month & Women at the Frontline Conference 🎀 We proudly joined the maiden edition of the “Women at the Frontline Conference” organized by NANSAG, held in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The event celebrated women’s resilience, leadership, and the vital role they play in driving positive change across communities. It was an inspiring platform for dialogue, empowerment, and advocacy and we were not left out! 💪💗 Together, we stand to promote awareness, early detection, and support for all women affected by breast cancer. 🌸 #BreastCancerAwareness #WomenAtTheFrontline #NANSAG #ROBBFOUNDATION #WomensEmpowerment #HealthAwareness #TogetherWeCan Accra

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ROBBFOUNDATION stands with families and advocates creating inclusive communities where everyone can thrive. Together, we can build a world that celebrates ability and love. 💛 #DownSyndromeAwareness #InclusionForAll #SeeTheAbility

What is Down Syndrome? 💡 It is a genetic condition where a person is born with an extra chromosome (21). This extra copy affects development, but it does not define a person’s worth, potential, or dreams. #InclusionMatters #downsyndromeawareness #RobbFoundation #downsyndromeawareness #downsyndromeghana #differentnotless @Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection

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💜💚 Down Syndrome Awareness Month – “Different, Not Less” Every child deserves the chance to thrive. Yet in Ghana, many children and families of persons with Down syndrome face stigma, limited access to education, and few opportunities for inclusion. At the Roshelle Brago Boakye Foundation (ROBBFOUNDATION), we are working to change that — through awareness campaigns, educational workshops, and empowerment programs. 🌍 This month, you can help us create a lasting impact. Donate securely via Paystack: paystack.shop/pay/-wij77vios Or scan the QR code on our flyers. ✨ Your support makes inclusion possible. Together, we can prove that every child is truly different, not less. #robbfoundation #differentnotless #SeeAbilityNotDisability #InclusiveEducation

October is Down Syndrome Awareness Month! 🌟 This month, we celebrate the lives, talents, and potential of individuals with Down syndrome while promoting inclusion, understanding, and equal opportunities for all.

See ability, not disability.” Every individual has unique gifts to offer. Let’s break barriers, embrace diversity, and celebrate inclusion. 💚 #DifferentNotLess #InclusionMatters #SeeAbility

ROBBFOUNDATION is seeking volunteers across all 16 regions of Ghana for our Inter-Regional Down Syndrome Awareness Campaign. This nationwide movement will engage communities, promote inclusion, and amplify the voices of persons with Down syndrome. 📌 We need passionate individuals to support events, outreach, and awareness activities. If you are committed to social change, this is your opportunity to make an impact. 📱 Contact: 024 917 6958 📧 Email: [email protected] 💜 Different, Not Less 💚

Launch of the 16 Inter-regional Mental Health awareness tour Reaffirms Stakeholder Commitment to Mental Health and Disability Inclusion The launch of the 16 interegional Mental Health awareness Tour, organized by Heart for Disabled Foundation in collaboration with RobbFoundation, was successfully held in Accra, bringing together high-level stakeholders to champion mental health and disability advocacy. The event was graced by the Chief Director of the Ministry of Health, representatives from the Mental Health Authority, officials from the Accra Psychiatric Hospital, and several other key partners. Participants used the platform to highlight the urgent need for stronger mental health systems, increased awareness, and greater investment in community-level interventions. In their remarks, stakeholders reaffirmed their commitment to: Prioritizing mental health in Ghana’s health agenda. Strengthening collaboration among government, civil society, and service providers. Advancing inclusive policies that protect the rights of persons with mental health conditions and disabilities. Expanding access to psychosocial support services. Speaking at the event, representatives of Heart for Disabled Foundation and Robb Foundation emphasized that the tour is not only about awareness but also about action. “This tour demonstrates that when we stand together, we can break barriers, reduce stigma, and create a more inclusive society where persons with mental health conditions and disabilities live with dignity,” they stated. The success of this 16 inter- regional tour reaffirms Ghana’s commitment to global mental health advocacy and sets the tone for continued collaboration among stakeholders. Both organizations expressed gratitude to all partners and pledged to sustain momentum in future tours and initiatives. About the Organizers Heart for Disabled Foundation works to empower persons with disabilities through advocacy, education, and support services. RobbFoundation is a nonprofit organization in Ghana dedicated to disability advocacy, inclusion, and community development, with a special focus on persons with Down syndrome and mental health awareness. Media Contact: RobbFoundation Email: [email protected] Tel: 024 917 6958 / 050 151 9436 #RobbFoundation

As part of our continuous commitment to advancing the rights and well-being of persons with Down syndrome and other developmental disabilities in Ghana, ROBBFOUNDATION participated in today's conference on Unpaid Care Work and Disability Inclusion organised by CLCD ,CDS and partners. The conference forms a pivotal part of ongoing research and advocacy efforts to address the disproportionate burden of unpaid care work, which is borne primarily by women and girls caring for children with developmental disabilities. Our participation aligned with our organizational mission of promoting inclusive education, social justice, and gender equality through evidence-based advocacy and multi-stakeholder engagement. As a representative stakeholder, ROBBFOUNDATION made key inputs during the discussions, emphasizing the following: 1. Evidence from the Field Shared case studies from our programs that highlight the economic and emotional strain experienced by caregivers of children with Down syndrome in Ghana. Presented insights on how the lack of support systems contributes to caregiver burnout, financial instability, and reduced access to education for children with disabilities. 2. Policy Recommendations Advocated for policies that recognize, value, and reduce unpaid care work through targeted interventions such as caregiver stipends, social protection measures, and access to community-based childcare support. Called for the integration of disability-sensitive perspectives into Ghana’s gender equality and social protection frameworks. 3. Inclusive Education and Empowerment Highlighted the urgent need to expand inclusive education policies that reduce caregiver workload while ensuring children with disabilities access quality education. Proposed skill development and livelihood support programs for mothers of children with developmental disabilities to strengthen economic independence. Unpaid care work disproportionately affects women and girls, creating gender inequalities and limiting economic participation. There is strong momentum among stakeholders to mainstream caregiver support into national policy frameworks. Multi-sectoral collaboration is essential for sustainable solutions, combining education, health, social protection, and labor market reforms. ROBBFOUNDATION’s active participation in this conference reinforced our role as a key stakeholder in advocating for children with Down syndrome, their families, and caregivers. By contributing evidence, practical recommendations, and alliance-building strategies, we have advanced the collective effort toward policies that ease caregiver burdens, enhance inclusive education, and promote gender equality and social justice in Ghana. #robbfoundation #downsyndromeghana #inclusionmatter #clcd #CDSair

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Today, across the world, millions of individuals with Down syndrome are proving every day that they are not defined by limitations. They go to school, excel in sports and arts, work in businesses, and inspire communities. What they need from us is not pity, but opportunity; not judgment, but acceptance; not exclusion, but inclusion. Unfortunately, stigma and discrimination still exist. Too many families feel isolated, too many children are left out of classrooms, and too many adults with Down syndrome are denied employment. These barriers are not created by their condition — they are created by society. And if society builds barriers, society can also break them down. Through this campaign, we will: Educate communities with daily facts and stories that show the true abilities of persons with Down syndrome. Promote inclusion in schools, workplaces, and communities. Empower families to advocate for their loved ones with confidence. Engage policymakers and institutions to create lasting change. But this movement cannot succeed without you. We need each of you here — government leaders, educators, healthcare professionals, corporate partners, media, and families — to join hands with us. When we stand together, we can change attitudes, break stigma, and open doors of opportunity. Let us remember that inclusion is not charity; it is justice. Persons with Down syndrome do not need to be “fixed.” They need to be accepted, respected, and given the space to thrive. As we begin this journey, I invite you to carry this message everywhere you go: Different does not mean less ##differentnotless #Robbfoundation #Downsyndromeghana

At the National Disability-Inclusive Coordination Framework Validation Meeting, Mr. Edward Ampratwum, Head of Inclusive Growth & Accountable Governance, emphasized that the framework is a multi-tiered coordination mechanism (national ➡ regional ➡ district) created to unite efforts, reduce duplication, and strengthen collaboration among all stakeholders. The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) reaffirmed its strong commitment to working with UN agencies, government institutions, civil society, and partners to ensure the framework is not only validated but also fully implemented to deliver lasting impact. We were proud to stand alongside key stakeholders, including the National Council on Persons with Disability (NCPD), the Ministry of Gender, Children & Social Protection (MoGCSP), the Ministry of Health, the Ghana Federation of Disability Organisations (GFD), and disability networks across Ghana. Together, we are building a future where disability inclusion is not just policy but practice. 💜💚 #DisabilityInclusion #DifferentNotLess #LeaveNoOneBehind #ROBBFOUNDATION

The ROBB Foundation is making significant strides across the spectrum—from raising social awareness and improving education access to engaging policymakers and delivering hands-on services. Their holistic approach is driving inclusive change for persons with Down syndrome in Ghana. #robbfoundation #differentnotless #downsyndromeawareness

Everyone deserves the chance to thrive. People with Down syndrome can go to school, learn skills, build careers, marry, and contribute meaningfully to society — just like anyone else. Let’s break the stigma and celebrate ability, not labels. They are #DifferentNotLess. #RobbFoundation #DifferentNotLess #InclusionMatters #DownSyndromeAwareness #DisabilityIsNotInability #EqualOpportunitiesForAll

Our mission is simple but powerful: 🔹 Promote inclusion and dignity 🔹 Provide education and support for families 🔹 Advocate for equal opportunities #RobbFoundation #DownSyndromeAwareness #InclusionForAll #Ghana #TogetherWeCan

The Global Disability Summit 2025 in Berlin serves as a key platform to advance disability-inclusive development. Meet our dedicated art team members who will ensure the exhibition will depict disability inclusion. #robbfoundation #InclusionThrough #globaldisabilityartexpo

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Epilepsy intiative lunch at the British council in Accra