Special Needs Education · Ghana
kasa • /kɑːsɑː/ • Twi for “to speak, to connect”
A collaboration platform that keeps parents, teachers, and therapists on the same page — so every child with special needs in Ghana has a full team behind them.
The Problem
In Ghana's special education schools, a student's IEP goals are in one teacher's notebook. Their therapy notes are with a visiting therapist who covers three schools. Their parent has no way to see what's happening unless they physically come in.
When the teacher goes on leave, the context goes with them. KASA changes that.
"The parent never knew the therapist had changed the home activity. The therapist didn't know the parent couldn't read English. Nothing was connected."
How It Works
Who It’s For
Why KASA Works
Early Access
We're preparing KASA for a pilot with special schools in Greater Accra. If you're a teacher, therapist, school administrator, or someone who cares about this problem — leave your email and we'll reach out when we're ready.