GETFund allocates ¢100m to support free education for persons with special needs
The Ghana Education Trust Fund (GETFund) has allocated GH¢100 million to support the implementation of free education for persons with special needs, reinforcing the government's commitment to expanding access to inclusive education.
The funding is expected to cover key educational expenses for learners with special needs, helping to remove financial barriers and improve access to quality education across the country.
The allocation forms part of broader efforts to promote equity in Ghana's education system by ensuring that students with disabilities and other special educational needs receive the support required to pursue their education without cost.
Education stakeholders have welcomed the initiative, describing it as a significant step toward strengthening inclusive education and enhancing opportunities for vulnerable learners.
The GH¢100 million allocation is expected to benefit institutions and students nationwide, contributing to the government's objective of making education more accessible and inclusive for all, regardless of physical or learning challenges.
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