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On Wednesday 25th of March, join us as the Social Empowerment Agency unlocks a trove of knowledge to assist in empowering the disabled community and its care givers in an educational forum themed "financial protection and what happens next".

Come and be apart of the , as we dive deep into the topics of social services, financial literacy and how to better plan for the future ahead.

Wednesday 25th, March
NUPW Headquarters
Dalkeith Road,
St. Michael
6:00pm
Admission is

🔥 Disability Awareness month 👌🏽

Today, Barbados joins the world in marking the International Day of Persons with Disabilities under the theme “Fostering disability-inclusive societies for advancing social progress.”

The Ministry of People Empowerment & Elder Affairs (MPEA) continues its quest to improve the lives of Persons with (PwD's) in Barbados.

Therefore, the MPEA Minister - the Hon. Kirk Humphrey - extends an invitation for all to attend the Town Hall Meeting on the report on the United Nations Convention on the Rights of PWDs ( ).

This report can be downloaded here https://is.gd/UNReport_peoplebds or a limited number of hard copies will be made available at the Ministry of People Empowerment & Elder Affairs, 4th Floor, Warrens Office Complex, Warrens, St Michael.

The Town Hall will be held from 6:00 pm on Wednesday 12th November 2025, at the Lloyd Erskine Sandiford Centre (LESC), Two Mile Hill, St Michael.

The public is invited to either attend in person or join the following short link for Zoom attendance https://is.gd/PwD2025MPEA.

This notice is in conjunction with the National Disability Advocates from the Ministry of People Empowerment & Elder Affairs.

Launch of ' first Digital Tech Hub for Persons with Disabilities. Don’t forget, from Monday at the Wyndham Grand Hotel is the Caribbean Disability Conference, October 17 - 22, 2025. Their theme: “Breaking Barriers: Advancing Inclusive Education for All Abilities”.

Janeil C. Odle, attorney, Combermerian and Secretary of the Caribbean Disability Network enlightened reporters what their bosses need to do to allow deaf or visually impaired browsers to be able to access their stories.

She was addressing the Q&A segment at the headquarters of the Barbados Council of the Disabled after the launch of their Legacy Project as a prelude to the Caribbean Disability Conference, October 17 - 22, 2025.

Its theme is, “Breaking Barriers: Advancing Inclusive Education for All Abilities”.