GNAD’s Policy Brief On Mental Health

Addressing Mental Health Needs of the Deaf People: The Need For Inclusive Mental Health Policy

Below is the link to the Ghanaian Sign Language Video format of the Policy Brief.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qTbdpoSQtcQ

LET US INSPIRE INCLUSION OF DEAF GIRLS’ ACCESS TO MHM

Today marks International Women’s Day which is celebrated worldwide. As we commemorate this wonderful day, it is important to bring to light a group of

JOB VACANCY

The Ghana National Association of the Deaf is a national organization dedicated to empowering deaf individuals in Ghana. Established in 1968, GNAD has a vision

SUCCESSFUL FUNDING FOR SEXUAL, REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AND RIGHTS PROJECT

The Ghana National Association of the Deaf (GNAD) is pleased to announce that the association has received support to scale up a project on Sexual

GNAD PRESENTS FIRST DRAFT OF GhSL CURRICULUM FOR DEAF SCHOOLS TO SPED

The Special Education division (SPED) of Ghana education services has received a copies of the Ghanaian Sign Language (GhSL) curriculum for Deaf schools; the first