Twezuule Foundation is a youth and disability led organization that champions and upholds an inclusive society for persons with disabilities in Uganda.
Kampala, Uganda
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Twezuule Foundation calls upon young persons with disabilities(YPWDs) to join our developing entrepreneurship program.
If you have a passion for creativity, enterprising, and hands-on product development, this is the opportunity for you 👇🏼
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⚖️ 𝐂𝐋𝐄 𝐒𝐄𝐒𝐒𝐈𝐎𝐍 | #𝐀𝐆𝐌𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔
As part of this year’s Annual General Meeting, Professor Damalie Naggita Musoke has facilitated a Continuing Legal Education (CLE) session on “𝑬𝒒𝒖𝒊𝒑𝒑𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝑳𝒂𝒘𝒚𝒆𝒓𝒔 𝒕𝒐 𝑷𝒓𝒐𝒗𝒊𝒅𝒆 𝑰𝒏𝒄𝒍𝒖𝒔𝒊𝒗𝒆 𝑳𝒆𝒈𝒂𝒍 𝑺𝒆𝒓𝒗𝒊𝒄𝒆𝒔 𝒕𝒐 𝑷𝒆𝒓𝒔𝒐𝒏𝒔 𝒘𝒊𝒕𝒉 𝑫𝒊𝒔𝒂𝒃𝒊𝒍𝒊𝒕𝒊𝒆𝒔.”
The session has explored practical approaches to strengthening the accessibility and inclusiveness of legal services, equipping lawyers with a deeper understanding of the barriers persons with disabilities may face when navigating the justice system. 🌐
#ReimaginingWomensRightsAdvocacy
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Yesterday, I joined stakeholders from Uganda’s creative and digital sector in an engagement with the @TVETCouncilUg on the accreditation of more courses in the creative and digital sector.
The conversation brought together DJs, songwriters, audio producers, Swangz Creative Academy, Ugatunes, Victoria University, content creators and other sector players. I was proud to represent the disability fraternity and advocate for training opportunities that recognise the talents, skills and potential of persons with disabilities.
As Uganda expands its TVET system, inclusion must be part of that growth ensuring that creative and digital opportunities are accessible to everyone.
#CreativeEconomy #InclusiveDigitalSkills #LeaveNoOneBehind
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We met leaders from the creatives sector to consult on forming a Sector Skills Expert Committee for the industry.
The creative economy is Uganda's silent giant employing thousands of young people who constitute the biggest proportion of the population. #SkillsPayBills
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We joined other stakeholders in an engagement with @TVETCouncilUg on expanding accredited courses in the creative&digital sector.
We represented persons with disabilities& calling for training systems that recognise their talents&skills.
Inclusion belongs in every opportunity.
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My dear brother am soooo sorry that you experienced this.
Years back i experienced almost the same thing I was with my boda guy moving around,we were search for a business house to rent, so when we reach at a certain woman’s shop to just inquire whether there are houses for rent.
Even before greeting the lady she said “Go back I don’t have money”
I insisted and came to her and greeted and told her I wasn’t going to ask for her money but I was inquiring whether there are houses for rent.
My dear brother it’s our role to change the narrative, our communities still see persons with disabilities in a charity model, they judge us by our physical appearance.
We need to advocate more so that we can challenge such attitudes.
I was stopped from entering a restaurant because I am blind.
One weekend, I left home with my white cane and walked to the nearest trading centre to have lunch.
I had heard so much about a restaurant across the road. Teachers at my school praised the food, so I decided to try it.
The area around the restaurant was congested, so I asked someone to help me get inside.
Then, as I stepped into the restaurant, the owner suddenly shouted:
“Stop! Stop! Don’t take him inside. I don’t have free food for disabled people.”
The person helping me explained:
“He is not asking for free food. He is here to pay.”
She looked at me and asked:
“Can you afford my food? It is expensive.”
I asked how much.
5,000 Ugandan shillings.
She told me to pay before entering.
While we were still arguing, another woman came from the kitchen and whispered to the owner:
“That is a teacher from the nearby school.”
Her attitude changed immediately.
She became friendly and apologized for how I had been treated.
But that left me with one question:
Why do persons with disabilities have to prove who we are, what we can afford, or what we do before we are treated with dignity?
Disability should never be a reason to assume someone is poor, incapable, or looking for free things.
Equal treatment should not depend on who recognizes you.
#Inclusion #Accessibility #DisabilityRights #PersonWithDisabilities
@NUDIPU @EstherKyozira @KISE_OFFICIAL @teamksblind @BugembeNelson @DisabilityLane @nuwodu @incpart
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I am one of the many Ugandans who got to experience a locally made product in our transport industry and that’s the @ebusxpress and I want to appreciate @KiiraMotors for this amazing innovation that is helping citizens spend less but as well have an #ElectricExperience.
But I have also realized that a huge number of Ugandans have been left behind from having this same experience those are persons with disabilities, more so those who use wheelchairs.
As we celebrate this innovation, we kindly ask Kiira Motors to consider installing a FOLDABLE RAMP at the entrance of future E-Buses.
We are not asking for a redesign of the entire bus, just a ramp that makes it easier for wheelchair users to board.
This would also support older people and anyone who finds steps difficult to access.
Transportation remains one of the major barriers persons with disabilities face, and making our buses more accessible would let us serve all Ugandans at once.
Please don't consider this as an attack, but a request, so that every Ugandan can have this amazing #ElectricExperience.
I have attached a video and picture showing the type of a ramp I am trying to mean.
We'll be grateful if this can be considered.
#AccessibleTransportUG 🇺🇬♿
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We kicked off our Content Creation Bootcamp!
Day 1 was all about inspiring participants to reflect on the power of content creation as a pathway to job creation and opportunity.
We were joined by Spice Diana and Mickey Seem2Funny, and participants also got to meet their tutors.Four more days of learning, creating and building ahead! For more information: 039 3254038
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Today, we engaged @TVETCouncilUg on accrediting more courses in the creative & digital sector. We appreciate the council for the will to set up a sector expert committee for the sector. A big thanks to all stakeholders who joined the conversation, including the DJ, Songwriters, Audio Producers Associations, Swangz Creative Academy, Ugatunes, Victoria University & content creators. Looking forward to continued engagements to standardise assessment as we steadily proffesionalise training in the creative sector. @Allen_Kagina #Skillsklinic
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At a recent engagement with the Luwero District Disabled Women’s Association, our Luwero Office supported by @FOKUSkvinner, joined the @JudiciaryUG, @PoliceUg, @UgandaPrisons and other justice actors to listen to the experiences of persons with disabilities in navigating the justice system. ⚖️
The discussion highlighted practical barriers, from limited awareness of case reporting mechanisms to the lack of sign language interpretation in many public offices. Participants also called for stronger legal and institutional measures to make justice services more accessible, while strengthening legal literacy, rights awareness and economic empowerment for persons with disabilities.
Inclusion means designing justice systems that respond to different needs, not expecting everyone to navigate the same barriers in the same way. 👩🏾⚖️
#FOKUSProject #InclusionTuesday
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Thank you @GreaterImpactAfrica for visiting St. Nicholas P/S and exploring this partnership with us.
We look forward to working together to strengthen inclusive education and promotion of MHM and SRHR awareness so that every learner is included and supported.
Today we visited St. Nicholas Nursery & Primary School in Hoima City to explore opportunities for our partnership with @TwezuuleF. Together, we promote inclusive education, teacher empowerment, Menstrual Health and SRHR awareness ensuring inclusion for all. #GreaterImpactAfrica
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Today, I joined the team @GreaterImpactA to visit St. Nicholas Nursery & Primary School in Hoima City.
Supporting young people is bigger than the classroom.
They need accurate information, mentorship, safe spaces and adults who will walk with them as they make decisions about their lives.
Together with @TwezuuleF, we are looking at how to strengthen teachers with practical skills. As @GreaterImpactA will contribute through menstrual health, SRHR awareness and mentorship.
When we invest in the people who guide young people, we strengthen the future of the young people themselves.
Inclusivity is not an option. It is the work.
#GreaterImpactAfrica #MenstrualHealth #SRHR #YouthEmpowerment #Hoima #Inclusivity
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Inclusion means leaving no one behind.
Thank you @TwezuuleF for allowing to walk this journey with us.
Together for a greater impact in Africa.
#GreaterImpactAfrica
Today we visited St. Nicholas Nursery & Primary School in Hoima City to explore opportunities for our partnership with @TwezuuleF. Together, we promote inclusive education, teacher empowerment, Menstrual Health and SRHR awareness ensuring inclusion for all. #GreaterImpactAfrica
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Today we visited St. Nicholas Nursery & Primary School in Hoima City to explore opportunities for our partnership with @TwezuuleF. Together, we promote inclusive education, teacher empowerment, Menstrual Health and SRHR awareness ensuring inclusion for all. #GreaterImpactAfrica
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How do we actually see persons with disabilities?
🤔Have you ever thought that we are sick?
🤔Felt sorry for us?
🤔Assumed we needed help we never asked for? Or
🤔have you ever simply seen us as human deserving the same respect as everyone else in society?
It usually comes down to one of the four lenses👇
♿️Medical Model disability as something broken that needs medical fixing.
♿️Charity Model;persons with disabilities as people to pity or help all the time.
♿️Social Model;disability is a barrier society builds;stairs with no ramps, meetings with no sign language interpreters, attitudes that shut doors.
♿️Human Rights Model;persons with disabilities as equal human beings, Not a curse. Not a burden,Rights-holders with dignity, and deserve a seat at the table.
So which lens do you use without even realizing it?
It's time we stopped trying to fix people and started fixing the barriers.
Do you know that Pity doesn't build ramps.
RIGHTS DO.
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RT @BugembeNelson: All week, communities around the world have been reminding us of something simple: Deaf people are not asking for pity,…
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This week,we join the Deaf community to celebrate International Week of Deaf People.
Access to healthcare and other social services is a human right for Deaf people not a favour.
All innovations must remove barriers and open equal opportunities.
#IWDP2026
#TwezuuleFoundation
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What happens when a right exists on paper, but a Deaf person cannot access the service behind it?
This Deaf Week, we are turning rights into real access through inclusive systems, practical solutions and innovations that serve everyone.
#IWDP2026
#TwezuuleFoundation
This week,we join the Deaf community to celebrate International Week of Deaf People.
Access to healthcare and other social services is a human right for Deaf people not a favour.
All innovations must remove barriers and open equal opportunities.
#IWDP2026
#TwezuuleFoundation
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