YUMBA School

YUMBA School

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YUMBA School is based in Tamale, Northern Ghana. Yumba means “love them” in Dagbani, the local language in Northern Ghana.

In Ghana, the Persons with Disability Law (Act 715 of 2006) guarantees the right of persons with disabilities to participate and benefit from economic, social, political, creative and recreational activities in their communities and country. Unfortunately, however, persons with disabilities are generally seen as less able to contribute to the Ghanaian society in a positive way. Due to this percept

Photos from YUMBA School's post 18/08/2015

Thank you to the radio team at International Service Ghana who were on Justice Radio, educating the public about intellectual disabilities and Yumba Special School! A great response received from the listeners.

Photos from YUMBA School's post 18/08/2015

A very sad time as the International Service Ghana volunteers say goodbye to the children at Yumba on the last day of school! It is safe to say that very strong bonds have been formed between the students and the volunteers!

Photos from YUMBA School's post 18/08/2015

The service leaflets from the vocational classes at Yumba School are printed and ready to be distributed to local business around Tamale! If you are interested in any of the services, feel free to ask a question or place an order!

Photos 17/08/2015

Teachers at Yumba School had another ICT training session today. This time the training was focused around how to use Social Media and use an e-mail account effectively. A massive thanks to International volunteers for running the session!

17/08/2015

Here is a wonderful video of the students at Yumba School dancing before the Community Sensitisation in Dohinayili. All of the students were on their best behavior and made it impossible for the community to have any negative perceptions of their intellectual disabilities. We are so proud of our students! Yumba= Love Them.

Photos from YUMBA School's post 12/08/2015

The International Service Ghana volunteers working on the Yumba Project teamed with the Resource Center and ran a Teacher Training Workshop; training and educating teachers from mainstream schools in and around Tamale on Intellectual and Physical disabilities. The teacher training workshop included information on how to identify a student with a disability, how to adapt their teaching to cater for the students needs and general information on both types of disabilities. 29 teachers attended and overall the day was a massive success. Thank you to everyone who attended and made the day run so brilliantly.

Photos from YUMBA School's post 11/08/2015

A massive thank you to International Service Ghana who arranged for St Johns Ambulance to teach basic first aid including CPR, the recovery position and how to transport a casualty safely to the teachers at Yumba School. The 8 teachers that attended will be receiving first aid certificates. It is safe to say that the day was a massive success!

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