Zomujo Foundation

02/06/2026

📱💊 Technology is helping solve one of healthcare’s biggest challenges: ensuring essential medicines are available when patients need them.

The Inyabon MedSync project by Zomujo is improving medicine tracking and availability across health facilities in Northern Ghana, helping reduce stock shortages and strengthen healthcare delivery.

We’re grateful to, Grand Challenges Canada / Grands Défis Canada the Government of Canada, and the Ghana Health Service for supporting this initiative.

🎉 Read the full article here 👇

https://www.myjoyonline.com/inyabon-medsync-project-strengthens-medicine-supply-in-northern-ghana/

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JoyNews

14/04/2026

At Karaga District Hospital 🤝

We had the privilege of engaging with the hospital’s management team as part of the rollout of the Inyabon MedSync project under CIP Ghana.

These conversations are central to what we’re building, a system that strengthens medicine supply chains, improves stock visibility, and ensures essential drugs are consistently available for the people who need them most 💊📲

With the support of Grand Challenges Canada, we’re working alongside healthcare leaders to build more reliable, responsive, and resilient health systems.

24/03/2026

And just like that, Dial4Inclusion Ghana comes to an end.

We joined other grantees at High Commission of Canada to Ghana, Togo and Sierra Leone for a closeout session filled with shared experiences, honest reflections, and important conversations around citizen participation and illegal mining in Ghana.

This journey has been truly meaningful for us. Through the support of the Canada Fund for Local Initiatives we have taken a step towards making governance more accessible for persons with disabilities and amplifying voices that are often unheard

We are grateful for the trust, the partnership, and the opportunity to create real impact

The project may be closing, but the work continues

06/03/2026

Happy Independence Day, Ghana 🇬🇭

Today we celebrate the courage, unity, and resilience that built our nation. At Zomujo, we remain committed to building a healthier and more supportive Ghana where every voice matters and every mind is valued.

Freedom must also mean dignity, wellbeing, and opportunity for all.

24/02/2026

A productive and forward looking engagement between our Founder, Dr. Teata Duut, and the Municipal Coordinating Director of Upper Denkyira East, focused on strengthening collaboration for the Dial4Inclusion Project.

Together, we are aligning efforts to ensure that the voices of Persons with Disabilities are not only heard but translated into concrete district level action. Partnerships like this are how we move from data to dignity and from reporting challenges to delivering real solutions within our communities.

Inclusion works best when leadership and innovation come together. 🤝
High Commission of Canada to Ghana, Togo and Sierra Leone

10/02/2026

30/01/2026

In the Obuasi District, we came together to stand in solidarity with Persons with Disabilities not just in words, but in action, for the Dial4inclusion project 🤍♿

Suported by the Canadian High Commission, we were reminded that true inclusion begins when we show up for one another.

This gathering was more than an event; it was a powerful reminder that everyone deserves dignity, access, and a sense of belonging.
Because when inclusion is prioritized, communities grow stronger and no one is left behind.

16/01/2026

In Ablekuma Central, Zomujo led an important conversation centered on listening and inclusion. Through the Dial 4 Inclusion project, supported by CFLI and the Canadian High Commission, we engaged with Persons With Disabilities to better understand lived experiences and real community needs.

This engagement reaffirmed that meaningful inclusion is built by listening and shaping solutions with PWDs, not for them. We remain committed to inclusive development led by the voices of those most impacted.

14/01/2026

In Ablekuma Central, we came together not just to show up, but to truly listen.
Hosted by Zomujo and supported by CFLI and the Canadian High Commission, the Dial 4 Inclusion project created space to hear lived experiences, understand real needs, and stand in meaningful support with Persons With Disabilities.

This moment reminds us that inclusion begins with listening, grows through understanding, and becomes real when support is shaped with PWDs—not for them. Community, dignity, and shared humanity were at the heart of today.

Because nothing about PWDs should happen without their voices leading the way.

01/01/2026

A new year brings new hope for healthier communities. 💙 Together, we’re continuing the movement for better care and universal access. May 2026 be a year of healing and renewed commitment to the wellbeing of those around us. Happy New Year from the Zomujo team!