Source: The Finder Ghana - The Wa Methodist School for the Blind, the only institution of its kind serving the three northern regions and other communities across the country, is in a deplorable state.

In an interview, management explained that the school is in crisis, and appealed to government, corporations, NGOs, philanthropists and individuals 

Source: kasapahfmonline.com - The Tamale Police Command has decried the continuous assaulting of deaf and dumb persons in the metropolis.

According to the police, it has recorded several cases of deaf and dumb people being attacked unjustifiably; a situation the security agency is trying tirelessly to control.

Source GNA - Mr. Ebenezer Tawiah, Officer for the Sekondi/Takoradi Metropolitan School Health Education Programme (SHEP) has expressed worry over the delay in the supply of hygiene and sanitation materials to schools in efforts to promote basic health principles among school pupils.

Source: thefinderonline.com -Special schools in the country continue to struggle for resources to operate. 
The schools face numerous problems, including deplorable nature of their water system and shortage of teaching and learning materials.

Their living conditions are horrible and pitiable; the dormitories and the classrooms are overcrowded.

Source: GNA - Prince Bagnaba Mba, President of the Forum for National Equity, has advocated a national institute of policy and strategic studies, where civil and public servants would receive national orientation about the effective implementation of policies.

Source: TV3network.com - Students of the Mampong Senior High Technical School for the Deaf are reeling under poor and inadequate facilities for teaching and learning.

The school, established in 1975 to provide vocational, technical and secondary education for the hearing impaired, is ill-equipped to efficiently equipped the students with the requisite skill needed to survive.

Source: GNA - Safe Water Network, a non-governmental organisation in collaboration with three district assemblies has inaugurated Home Water Stations in three communities in the Ashanti Region.

Source: GNA - The Ghana National Association of the Deaf (GNAD) at this year’s International day of the Deaf has advocated for equal access to justice for its members across the country.