Untamed Voices Provides Robotics Training to 80 Deaf Students in Savelugu
More than 80 students at the Savelugu School for the Deaf received two‑day training in robotics and basic electronics.
In Brief
- •More than 80 students at the Savelugu School for the Deaf received two‑day training in robotics and basic electronics.
- •The program, organized by youth‑led non‑profit Untamed Voices under its Deaf & Dynamic Initiative, included Arduino‑based projects and sessions on self‑advocacy, breast‑cancer awareness, and creative expression.
- •The initiative partnered with FemAid360 and Golden Inspire Foundation to deliver practical skills and future career opportunities.
- •Five students were selected for ongoing mentorship and a planned STEM club at the school.
- •The program aims to expand STEM access for Deaf and hard‑of‑hearing youth in Ghana.
Why It Matters
Providing hands‑on STEM education to Deaf students addresses a long‑standing gap in Ghana’s educational system, where access to technology and practical training is limited for this community. By equipping students with robotics and electronics skills, the initiative opens pathways to higher education, employment, and entrepreneurship, fostering greater inclusion and empowerment for Deaf learners.
Key Details
- Total Students Trained
- 80+
- Program Duration
- 2 days
- Partner Organizations
- FemAid360, Golden Inspire Foundation
- Future STEM Club
- Planned
- Students Selected for Mentorship
- 5
Context & Background
The Savelugu School for the Deaf serves students in Ghana’s Northern Region, where access to STEM education for Deaf and hard‑of‑hearing learners has historically been limited.
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