Zomujo Foundation

24/02/2026

A productive and forward looking engagement between our Founder, Dr. Teata Duut, and the Municipal Coordinating Director of Upper Denkyira East, focused on strengthening collaboration for the Dial4Inclusion Project.

Together, we are aligning efforts to ensure that the voices of Persons with Disabilities are not only heard but translated into concrete district level action. Partnerships like this are how we move from data to dignity and from reporting challenges to delivering real solutions within our communities.

Inclusion works best when leadership and innovation come together. 🤝
High Commission of Canada to Ghana, Togo and Sierra Leone

10/02/2026

30/01/2026

In the Obuasi District, we came together to stand in solidarity with Persons with Disabilities not just in words, but in action, for the Dial4inclusion project 🤍♿

Suported by the Canadian High Commission, we were reminded that true inclusion begins when we show up for one another.

This gathering was more than an event; it was a powerful reminder that everyone deserves dignity, access, and a sense of belonging.
Because when inclusion is prioritized, communities grow stronger and no one is left behind.

16/01/2026

In Ablekuma Central, Zomujo led an important conversation centered on listening and inclusion. Through the Dial 4 Inclusion project, supported by CFLI and the Canadian High Commission, we engaged with Persons With Disabilities to better understand lived experiences and real community needs.

This engagement reaffirmed that meaningful inclusion is built by listening and shaping solutions with PWDs, not for them. We remain committed to inclusive development led by the voices of those most impacted.

14/01/2026

In Ablekuma Central, we came together not just to show up, but to truly listen.
Hosted by Zomujo and supported by CFLI and the Canadian High Commission, the Dial 4 Inclusion project created space to hear lived experiences, understand real needs, and stand in meaningful support with Persons With Disabilities.

This moment reminds us that inclusion begins with listening, grows through understanding, and becomes real when support is shaped with PWDs—not for them. Community, dignity, and shared humanity were at the heart of today.

Because nothing about PWDs should happen without their voices leading the way.

01/01/2026

A new year brings new hope for healthier communities. 💙 Together, we’re continuing the movement for better care and universal access. May 2026 be a year of healing and renewed commitment to the wellbeing of those around us. Happy New Year from the Zomujo team!

25/12/2025

🎄 Season’s Greetings from Zomujo 🎄

As the year comes to a close, we want to say thank you to our partners, volunteers, and supporters for walking this journey with us.
May this festive season bring you rest, joy, and time with the people who matter most. We wish you a Merry Christmas and a prosperous, purpose-filled New Year.

03/12/2025

Inclusion Benefits All. Happy International Day of Persons with Disabilities!

Societies thrive when everyone can contribute fully. This IDPD, remember that 1 in 6 people globally live with a significant disability. We cannot achieve true social progress unless we uphold the powerful principle: Nothing About Us, Without Us.

Demand full and equal participation. Commit to making your world truly accessible.

01/12/2025

At Busunu Health Centre, this simple moment matters:
a community health nurse updating the Inyabon MedSync system to show exactly which essential medicines are available today.

Real-time data means fewer stockouts, earlier action from district teams, and safer care for mothers and newborns who depend on these medicines the most.

Strengthening the health system starts right here—one accurate report at a time. 💚

05/11/2025

CALL FOR CIVIC NAVIGATORS ( Volunteers)

Zomujo Foundation with support from the Canada 🇨🇦 Fund For Local Initiatives presents Dial4Inclusion Ghana🎊 An Inclusive Governance Project✅

The Zomujo Foundation is recruiting dedicated volunteers who will provide support to Persons With Disabilities (PWDs), enabling them to actively participate in local governance using our new innovative mobile USSD/IVR system.

As a Civic Navigator your role will be of great importance to the project’s success.
If you’re interested in being part of this transformative change, contact us via
Email: admin@zomujo.org
WhatsApp : 0503414313

Please note‼️that to be eligible, you must be a resident of one of the three municipalities:
✔️Ablekuma Municipal
✔️Obuasi Municipal
✔️Upper Denkyira East.

Be the voice of inclusion. Be the change. 💫

29/10/2025

Zomujo Foundation, with the support of the High Commission of Canada through the Canada Fund for Local Initiatives (CFLI), is proud to announce the start of Dial4Inclusion Ghana — a groundbreaking project empowering persons with disabilities to speak up and access support through a toll-free civic reporting line.

This initiative strengthens inclusion and accountability, helping to ensure that no Ghanaian is left behind in accessing essential services and opportunities.

Together, we’re building a more inclusive Ghana — one call at a time. 📞💙

29/10/2025

From 29th–31st October 2025, the Psychiatric Association of Ghana brings together leading voices in mental health, research, and policy from across Africa and beyond.

This high-level gathering will focus on advancing collaboration, innovation, and practical solutions to strengthen mental health systems and improve wellbeing for all.

✨ Special Guest of Honour: H.E. John Dramani Mahama
📍 Venue: Best Western Premier, Accra Airport Hotel
📅 Date: 29th–31st October 2025

Let’s build a stronger, more resilient future for mental health in Africa.