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ODRO’S Foundation supports persons living with disabilities in Cape Coast

ODRO'S Foundation has continued its 16-year commitment to supporting persons living with disabilities in Cape Coast by distributing mobility aids, assistive devices, and educational support materials to promote independence, dignity, and inclusion.
The foundation says the 2026 intervention reflects its broader commitment to inclusion, dignity, independence and equal opportunity, particularly for persons who face barriers to education, mobility and participation in community life.
Sixteen years later, the initiative continues to bring together family, longstanding partners and members of the disability community in a shared effort to ensure that persons living with disabilities are supported to live with greater dignity, independence and opportunity.
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