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Remember Us: A Peek Into Childhood Autism in Ghana

Remember Us: A Peek Into Childhood Autism in Ghana
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Ali Jara, Kufuor, Others Honoured

Ali Jara, Kufuor, Others Honoured
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Dzifa Gomashie, Klicks Africa give hope to families of autistic children

Parents and caregivers of autistic children have been encouraged to seek early intervention, therapies and support for the children to enable them to manage the symptoms and achieve their goals in life. Madam Abla Dzifa Gomashie, the Member of Parliament for Ketu South, said it had become important to focus…

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Stigmatisation still a barrier to inclusiveness of PWDs

Mrs. Gifty Sekyi-Bremansu, Head of Guidance and Counselling Unit of the Ghana Education Service (GES), says stigmatisation remains a barrier to ensuring inclusiveness of persons with disability. She said this at a book launch as part of the 20th International Book Fair in Accra, on the theme: “Reading to connect…

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It s a lot, we hardly talk about it - Mother of autistic child

“For a lot of our parents, they are not able to send their children to public schools because of the numbers. So most of these public schools have smaller numbers which could help our children. It’s the reality,” she told host, Edem Knight Tey.

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