VDI Calls for the Establishment of Disability Commission in Enugu State
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VDI HELD A 2-DAY CAPACITY BUILDING WORKSHOP IN ENUGU STATE
Disability Inclusion Advocacy received a boost in Enugu State as Civil Society Organizations led by Voice of Disability Initiative (VDI) in collaboration with the Joint National Association of Persons with Disabilities (JONAPWD) Enugu State Chapter concludes a 2-day capacity-building workshop at Residency Hotel, Enugu from 4th – 5th June, 2024. The workshop is part of
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VDI CONCLUDES A 2-DAY CAPACITY BUILDING WORKSHOP ON RIGHTS-BASED ADVOCACY IN EBONYI STATE
The workshop which took place in Cirenes Hotel, Abakaliki, Ebonyi State between 30th and 31st May, 2024 brought together, 25 Disability Rights Advocates. The workshop was part of the activities under the 2-Year Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights Project being funded by AMPLIFYCHANGE in Kwara, Enugu and Ebonyi States. While commending the efforts of Ebonyi
VDI ORGANIZED A 2-DAY CAPACITY BUILDING WORKSHOP FOR SRH/DISABILITY RIGHTS ADVOCATES IN KWARA
The advocacy for disability inclusion gathered momentum in Kwara State as Voice of Disability Initiative (VDI) in collaboration with the Joint National Association of Persons with Disabilities (JONAPWD Kwara State Chapter) organized a 2-day capacity building workshop for SRH/Disability Rights Advocates in Kwara State from 8th to 9th May, 2024 at De Peace Heaven Hotel,
VDI’S 4-DAY CONVERGENCE HERALDING THE TRANSFORMATIVE ONE-DAY STAKEHOLDERS MEETING IN ABUJA NIGERIA
In a triumphant celebration of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, Voice of Disability Initiative orchestrated a captivating four days convergence of stakeholders from different parts of Nigeria in Abuja from 17th December (arrival date) to 20th December 2023 (departure date). The period captured series of lined up activities which included Board and management
VDI Advocacy and Courtesy Visit on Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights in Enugu and Ebonyi States
In a pioneering initiative supported by AmplifyChange, Voice of Disability Initiative (VDI) embarked on an expansive advocacy and courtesy visit, focusing on the critical issue of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) in Enugu and Ebonyi States. This ground-breaking visit, unfolded across key government offices, establishing a strategic dialogue with influential stakeholders. The Ministry
VDI Team paid a Courtesy Visit to Key Stakeholders in Kwara State
The inclusion advocacy agenda of VDI to stakeholders in Kwara State was a success as many Ministries, Departments and Agencies expressed their willingness to collaborate with the organization to implement a 2-year project on advancing Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights of women and girls with disabilities being funded by AMPLYCHANGE. The Stakeholders include: The
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CHIEF JUDGE OF NASARAWA STATE HIGH COURT PARTNERS VDI TOWARDS EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PROVISIONS OF THE NASARAWA STATE DISABILITY LAW
On Friday, March 24th, 2023, the Voice of Disability Initiative, an advocacy organization focused on disability rights, visited the Nasarawa State High Court with the support and funding of the Disability Rights Fund (DRF), an international organization based in Boston, USA that promotes disability rights worldwide. During the visit, Mr. Okoroafor Alexander Uchechukwu explained that
DISABILITY COMMISSION NASARAWA STATE PARTNERS WITH VDI ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PROVISIONS OF THE NASARAWA STATE DISABILITY LAW
The Voice of Disability Initiative, a group that advocates for disability rights and is headquartered in Abuja, recently visited the Nasarawa State Disability Commission. During the visit, Mr. Okoroafor Alexander Uchechukwu spoke to the Executive Secretary and members of the Disability Commission about the purpose of their visit, which was to gain the Commission’s support