Advocacy Grenada Inc.

Happy Mother’s Day to all the incredible mothers, grandmothers, caregivers, and mother figures in our community. 💜

Today, we celebrate your strength, resilience, patience, and unconditional love. Thank you for the countless sacrifices you make and the warmth you bring into the lives of those around you.

At Advocacy Grenada Inc., we honor every mother raising children, supporting families, breaking barriers, and showing the world what courage truly looks like.

May your day be filled with love, appreciation, joy, and the reminder that you are deeply valued. 🌸✨

May is Disability Awareness Month 💜

This month, we celebrate the strength, resilience, talent, and contributions of persons with disabilities across Grenada. Inclusion is not just about visibility — it is about creating spaces where every person is valued, respected, heard, and given equal opportunities to thrive.

Advocacy Grenada Inc. remains committed to promoting accessibility, empowerment, equality, and understanding throughout our communities. Together, we can challenge stigma, break barriers, and build a more inclusive Grenada for all.

“A month to recognize. A lifetime to include.”

BEYOND THE HEADLINES – MONDAY 8:30PM
Beyond Barriers

🎙 Guests:
🔹 Michelle Brathwaite – Advocacy G’da Inc.
🔹 Feona Sandy – UN Resident Coordinator Office
🔹 Dr. Joni Musabayana – ILO Caribbean Office 🌍
🔹 Ms. Rena Pierre Thomas – Journalist & Activist 🎤
🔹 John Rullow – Advocate 🏛️

🎙 This week we explore opportunities for persons with disabilities and special needs—locally, regionally, and internationally.

We examine access to education, employment, and advancement… and what governments, institutions, and employers are doing to ensure equal opportunity.
We also look at international obligations, regional policy direction, and the real-life barriers still being faced on the ground.

📞 Join the conversation LIVE:
Call: 440-1252 ☎️
📺 Watch on:
📍 YouTube – Grenada Broadcasting Network
📍 Facebook – GBN Live
📍 www.gbn.gd

What’s needed. What must change. Who is responsible.

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Different minds. Different ways. One world that must include us all. 💜

This World Autism Awareness Day, we move beyond awareness to understanding, acceptance, and inclusion. Autism is not something to be fixed—it’s a different way of experiencing the world, full of unique strengths, perspectives, and possibilities.

Let’s create spaces where autistic individuals are seen, heard, supported, and celebrated—every single day. ✨

“The more we uplift, the more we grow.” 💜

This International Women's Day, under the theme Give to Gain, we celebrate the power of women supporting women—sharing knowledge, opening doors, and creating opportunities that allow everyone to rise together. When women give, communities gain strength, progress, and possibility. ✨

“When women give their strength, wisdom, and compassion to the world, we all gain progress.” 💜

This International Women's Day, we celebrate the power of “Give to Gain”—recognizing that every act of mentorship, advocacy, and support from women creates opportunities for others to rise. When we uplift one another, we build stronger communities and a brighter future for all. ✨

Why Language Is Often a Strength in Children With Physical Disabilities

When people talk about children with physical or congenital disabilities, the conversation often centers on limitations — what the child cannot do, what develops later, or what support they might need. But what is discussed far less is this: Many children with physical disabilities develop strong language and communication skills, sometimes very early, and often as a core strength. This is not a myth, and it’s not wishful thinking....

Why Language Is Often a Strength in Children With Physical Disabilities When people talk about children with physical or congenital disabilities, the conversation often centers on limitations — what the child cannot do, what develops later, or what support they might n…

Clothes available for distribution
Especially for children and babies, and men (size M).

Proud to share the incredible work of the children from the jewelry-making initiative under the UNESCO-funded EmpowerAbility Project. ✨

These beautiful pieces represent more than creativity—they reflect empowerment, skill development, and sustainable opportunities for young persons. This is a powerful example of how investing in ability creates lasting impact. 💜