Established in 1985, Adidome Senior High school is an inclusive school located in the Volta Region of Ghana. An inclusive school accommodates all children regardless of their physical, intellectual, social , emotional , linguistic or other conditions. Adidome SHS admitted its first visually impaired student in 2008. Since then over 35 visually impaired students have passed through this school and moved on to various tertiary institutions.

Currently the visually impaired student population, made up of 2nd and 3rd year students, is 21. The resource centre has 4 teachers who help in translating students assignments to braille and vice versa. The current one room resource centre can barely accommodate these 4 teachers, stationery and machines they use for their work let alone accommodate the students. Because of the inadequate space, visually impaired students are always seen sitting under trees and the small veranda in front of the resource centre.

Additionally, the resource Centre lacks the necessary computers and assistive devices required for visually impaired students to learn. This causes them to lag behind their classmates, who do not have this disability, but are expected to cover the same regular curriculum and write the same final exam.

The above situation causes students to be ill- prepared for their final exam and subsequently causes them not to qualify for their preferred tertiary courses, thereby robbing them of their basic right to education and choice.