This project brought together disability organizations, government representatives, and community advocates. Together, they conducted accessibility assessments across Accra, Kumasi, and Tamale, collecting vital baseline data to monitor future compliance. More importantly, the work created space for collaboration among groups that had rarely worked side by side. It wasn’t just a study in policy; it was a demonstration of how systems alignment can foster dignity, understanding, and long-term change.

At LAMP Consultancy, this experience continues to shape our approach. We believe that strong systems are built through partnership, cultural awareness, and policy grounded in real human impact. Whether in Ghana or Canada, our goal remains the same: to create accessible, equitable, and sustainable systems where no one is left behind.