Accessible Sāmoa

This is sad news for our vulnerable communities, their carers and families. Hope there's a good ending up ahead.

Special school closed, teachers unpaid since last year More than 100 children with disabilities have not been to school since the beginning of the year, and more than 20 teachers and teacher aides have not been paid since last year.Loto Taumafai Inclusive Education remains closed as the special needs school does not have finances. Despite earlier pro...

Talofa friends and supporters of here in and abroad,

We're sharing this post in support for one of members in , Zacchaeus Ulusa Maiava (page name Zacchaeus CMT). Him and his family are working on raising funds to construct a wheelchair accessible ramp so he can attend his classes on the top floor of the school he attends, Nofoali'i Primary School. There are no funding for the disabled in ...and this family needs your help.

If you reside outside of Sāmoa and you want to help, please click on the link below;

https://givealittle.co.nz/cause/help-ulusa-get-to-class

Alternatively, here are the bank details for Sāmoa
- Account Name: Accessible Samoa
- Account Number: 1200000967
- Bank: Samoa Commercial Bank

Any donation is greatly appreciated.

Fa'afetai tele lava 🙏

HELP Ulusa get to class We are lifetime advocate for the disability in Sāmoa and the pacific region. We are members of Accessible Sāmoa Incorporated

Excited to see READY HOMES accessible homes for our Sāmoa. This is an initiative in line with our contributions to Sāmoa's disability community. Accessibility in homes, public spaces, food & beverage providers, accommodation providers, and even our aiga private homes.

The right to supported living is a universal reality. What's good for the disability is good for the elderly. We congratulate Fuimaono-Naoia Jack Sio and the team for this great service. Alo i o outou faiva 👋

TALAFOU MAI VAIFANUA | 18/02/2025 | E lagolagoina e le Malo fuafuaga alualu mamao a le Fa'alapotopotoga a le Nuanua o le Alofa, ina ia amana'ia i latou e iai a'afiaga tumau o le soifua. Ripotia : Matauaina Isaako Savali Newspaper Government of Samoa