We’re hiring in Ghana ADD International is looking for a consultant to support the Disability Justice Fund for Women — a participatory fund led by women with disabilities in Ghana, Tanzania, and Uganda. Deadline: 3 June 2026, 9am UK time. Apply: add.org.uk/disability-j... #JobsInGhana

What would development look like if it was truly locally led? ADD International has signed a new invitation to action calling for funding & systems rooted in local leadership, equity & disability justice. Join the movement: www.peacedirect.org/invitation-t... #LocallyLed @peacedirect.bsky.social

Flexible funding works. Peace Direct’s new report Funding Civil Society Freedom shares four models: 🌟 Direct Champion | Convener‑Advocate | Connector | Experimenter Want to hear more? Join the upcoming webinar: 📅Wed 13 May, 2pm BST 🔗 Register: lnkd.in/d96FYaK8 👉 Report: lnkd.in/dEp8tWqg

Flexible funding works. It’s high‑impact, effective, sustainable and this new report from Peace Direct shows how your organisation can put it into practice. 👉 Read the report and explore the models: www.peacedirect.org/funding-civi... #ShiftThePower #DisabilityJustice #FairerFunding

Grantees in Tanzania through the Disability Justice Fund for Women are gathering to share learning, reflect on progress, and strengthen their work. They are leading their own projects and doing amazing work in their communities to support persons with disabilities. Read more: add.org.uk/djfw-2/

Some charities including @transform-trade.org and @addinternational.bsky.social are taking steps to address power imbalances by decentralising decision-making and embracing localisation. Léa Legraien looks at what this looks like in practice

The Disability Justice Fund for Women grantee convening is happening now in Uganda bringing women with disabilities together to share learning, reflect on progress, and strengthen their work. Read more: add.org.uk/djfw-2/ #DisabilityJustice #ParticipatoryGrantMaking

Jerry, is a #DisabilityJustice leader and activist from Kenya, he is part of the 2025 cohort of ADD’s Global Disability Leadership Academy. Jerry is using the knowledge and skills acquired from the academy to carry out his advocacy work. Read more about Jerry’s story: add.org.uk/jerry-okiki/

Sophia is a disability justice activist and leads an organisation of persons with disabilities called Peace Life for Persons with Disability Foundation (PLPDF). PLPDF received funding under the disability justice fund for women. Read more about Sophia’s story: add.org.uk/sophias-story/

Through the participatory grantmaking approach in Bangladesh, #DisabilityJustice activists and organisations of Persons with Disabilities (OPDs) designed and lead their own activities based on the needs of their communities. Find out more: add.org.uk/bangladesh-c... #ParticipatoryGrantMaking

Meet grantees from Tanzania under the #DisabilityJustice Fund for Women, a fund designed by women with disabilities, to make sure it meets the real needs of disability justice activists in these countries. Read more about the grantees: add.org.uk/disability-j... #ParticipatoryGrantMaking

On World Autism Awareness Day, we join the global call for disability justice. Now is the time to listen, to act, and to invest in leadership led by persons with disabilities. #WorldAutismAwarenessDay #DisabilityJustice

🌍Applications Open: Changemakers for Equality Programme Are you between 18–35 years old, based in East, South, or Southeast Asia, and leading a social or environmental venture tackling inequality? Application Deadline: March 29, 2026 👉 Apply here: changemakerxchange.org/changemakers...

Today, we join the global community in marking World Down Syndrome Day. Across the globe, disability‑led movements are showing us what true justice looks like: communities where voices are heard, leadership is recognised, and diversity is celebrated. #WorldDownSyndromeDay #DisabilityJustice

At ADD International, our transformation is about #ShiftingPower to #DisabilityJustice activists, so they can set the agenda and lead the change in their own communities. We’re proud to be part of this wider movement for justice and equality. Find out more: www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/poli...

Collaborating for Justice: Disability and Inequality Activist Reflections. We spoke to disability activists and inequality activists to explore how to strengthen collaboration. Find out what the Activists say in these short videos: youtu.be/cz6L4avuZeY?...

On this International Women’s Day, we will share stories from inspiring women with disabilities who are leading initiatives and driving change in their communities. Read more about the Disability Justice Fund for Women: add.org.uk/disability-j... #IWD2026 #ParticipatoryGrantMaking

On International Women’s Day, we recognise women with disabilities as leaders, activists, and change-makers. Join us in honouring the women with disabilities who inspire you, tag them below so we can celebrate their impact together. #IWD2026 #DisabilityJustice

👥Join in on the discussion by attending the 'Uniting for Change: Strengthening Collaboration Between Disability Justice and Inequality Activists' online webinar co-hosted by us & @addinternational.bsky.social on 4 March! 🎟️Register to attend: buff.ly/JLJNP8m

In this new research project, #DisabilityJustice activists and inequality campaigners from Ghana and Kenya developed a set of tools to better connect disability justice with broader fights against inequality and vice versa. Find out more: add.org.uk/research-fin... #CollaborationForJustice

On this #WorldHearingDay, we join the global call to raise awareness about hearing health. Hearing health is a #DisabilityJustice issue. Access to communication, healthcare, and assistive technology should be prioritised for the deaf and hard of hearing who face injustices across various systems.

Sheila Opiyo is a #DisabilityJustice leader and activist from Kenya, she is part of 2025 cohort of the Global Disability Leadership Academy. She has used her advocacy skills and communication platforms to promote awareness and inclusion. Read more about Sheila’s story: add.org.uk/sheila-opiyo/

On 4 March 2026, ADD International will host a webinar titled“Uniting for Change, strengthening Collaboration Between Disability Justice and Inequality Activists.” The event builds on new research project engaging activists from Ghana and Kenya. Register: add.org.uk/disability-a...

In a blog shared by Bond UK, Perpetual Kariuki reflects on her own experiences to show how disability is often understood only through what is visible and explains that this view ignores hidden disabilities. 📖 Read more: gqr.sh/GMVS 🎙️ Register for the upcoming webinar: → gqr.sh/7bhS

In 2026, we recommit to : 💡 Fund #DisabilityJustice. 💡Support persons with disabilities to make their own funding decisions. 💡Advocate for #FairerFunding . 💡Support persons with disabilities working in challenging environments. 💡Fundraise for disability justice. Find Out more: add.org.uk

📢 We are hiring! Director of Resources, Systems and Culture 📍Location: Global, open to applicants based in any location. Application deadline: Monday 9 February 2026 9am UK time Find the full details and how to apply: add.org.uk/director-of-... #ADDOpportunities #DisabilityJustice #Hiring

📢 We are hiring! Safeguarding and Security Manager. Open to applicants from Bangladesh, Cambodia, Kenya, Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda or UK. Closing date: 29 January 2026, 9am UK time Find full details and how to apply: add.org.uk/safeguarding... #ADDOpportunities #DisabilityJustice #Hiring

We are hiring! Director of External Engagement Location: Global, open to applicants based in any location. Closing date: 21 January 2026, 9am UK time Find the full details and how to apply: add.org.uk/director-of-... #ADDOpportunities #DisabilityJustice #Hiring

We are hiring! Director of External Engagement 📍Location: Global. You must have an existing right to work in the country you are based in. Closing date: 21 January 2026, 9am UK time Find the full details: add.org.uk/director-of-external-engagement/ #ADDOpportunities #DisabilityJustice #Hiring

As 2025 comes to an end, we want to celebrate the work of the disability justice activists and organisations that we fund and support. Here’s to continuing to support and resource disability justice in 2026. There is no #Justice without #DisabilityJustice. Find out more: add.org.uk

Last year, women with disability representatives from Ghana, Tanzania and Uganda worked together to decided how funding for women with disabilities should best be spent – and who it should be spent by. Read more about the #DisabilityJustice Fund for Women design team: add.org.uk/djfw-design-team

Salamatu is a #DisabilityJustice activist from Ghana, and the leader of the Women’s Wing of Ghana National Association for the Deaf (GNAD). She is very passionate about advocating for the rights of deaf people. Read more about Salamatu’s story: add.org.uk/salamatus-st... #ParticipatortGrantMaking

Abigail is a #DisabilityJustice activist from Ghana and one of the deaf women supported by the Women’s Wing of Ghana National Association of the Deaf (GNAD), where she received skills training. Read more about Abigail’s story: add.org.uk/abigails-sto... #ParticipatortGrantMaking

Racheal is a #DisabilityJustice activist from Ghana and one of the young deaf women who have received skills training and support under the Ghana National Association for the Deaf (GNAD), Women’s Wing. Read more about Racheal's story: add.org.uk/racheals-sto... #ParticipatortGrantMaking

On this International Human Rights Day, we highlight that the rights and inclusion of people with disabilities are essential to achieving human rights for everyone. On this day, we are calling for more support and better protection for #DisabilityJustice work. #InternationalHumanRightsDay

Salama is a disability justice activist from Uganda and a participant of the 2025 cohort of the Global Disability Leadership Academy. On the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, she was invited to a national television to share and showcase her talent. #IDPD2025 #DisabilityJustice

On this International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we honor #DisabilityJustice activists and organisations of Persons with Disabilities leading change. Our 2024 Annual Report shares their impact and achievements. Read the report: add.org.uk/annual-repor... #IDPD2025

On this International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we honor the leadership, resilience, and creativity of #DisabilityJustice activists around the world. Thank you to everyone who supports this work. Together, we are creating a world where all people with disabilities can thrive. #IDPD2025

Today is #GivingTuesday. Please donate to support #DisabilityJustice activists and organisations of persons with disabilities leading change. Your support resources them to lead their own initiatives and create meaningful, lasting impact. Donate: add.org.uk/donate/

The 2025 cohort of the Global Disability Leadership Academy has graduated! These leaders have built powerful skills in advocacy and inclusive leadership and will now champion #DisabilityJustice in their communities. More here: add.org.uk/leadership-a...

The second in-person Global Disability Leadership Academy is happening now in Nairobi, Kenya. Leaders are deepening their advocacy & leadership skills, and building power for disability justice — ahead of their upcoming graduation. 🔗https://add.org.uk/leadership-academy/ #DisabilityLeadership

Help make Ghana’s free education truly accessible. Sign The Challenged Foundation’s petition to help make Ghana’s education system accessible for persons with disabilities. Sign and share: c.org/MKFFCQtRCC #InclusiveEducation #DisabilityJustice

Big things are happening through the Global Disability Leadership Academy! After in-person sessions, participants are now in online mentorship growing their skills, confidence and connections. add.org.uk/leadership-a... #DisabilityJustice #DisabilityLeadership

Recently, grantees in Ghana under the #DisabilityJusticeFundForWomen met to build connections and share learning. This is a participatory fund designed by women with disabilities in Ghana, Uganda and Tanzania, to make sure it meets the real needs of disability justice activists.

Meet grantees from Uganda under the Disability Justice Fund for Women. Co-created by women with disabilities in Ghana, Uganda & Tanzania, the fund supports grassroots groups led by women with disabilities to advance justice and equality. Read more: add.org.uk/disability-j...

Leave a lasting legacy for disability justice. Write your Will for free and help future generations of disability activists across Africa and Asia lead powerful movements for change. Find out how: 👉 add.org.uk/legacy #LegacyGiving #DisabilityJustice #WriteYourWillForFree

Meet Juliana one of the participants from our Disability Leadership Academy In her story, she reflects on the challenges she faced as a woman with a disability pursuing leadership and how she overcame them with resilience. add.org.uk/julianas-sto... #DisabilityLeadership #DisabilityJustice

Join ADD International as a GDLA Facilitator to support the next generation of #DisabilityJustice leaders. Estimated Time commitment: 9–12 hours per month (June–Oct each year) Location: Open globally Closing date: 22 October 9am UK time Apply here: add.org.uk/gdla-facilit... #ADDOpportunities

It’s #InternationalWeekOfTheDeaf! Celebrate deaf culture, learn a few signs, join events and help break barriers. Read how Aneth, a young leader from Tanzania is supporting deaf women and advocating for disability justice: add.org.uk/fuwativa/ #DisabilityJustice #SignLanguageRights