National Commission On Disabilities

02/06/2026

Highlights from the Commission's monthly Regular Coordination Meeting with heads of OPWDs.

Tuesday June 2,2026

01/06/2026

Live on State Radio

June 1, 2026

31/05/2026

We're honored to announce that our hardworking boss, NCD Acting Executive Director, Apostle, Dr .J. Aaron Wright Sr.will be live on State Radio, ELBC Super Morning Show this Monday June 1,2026 from 8-9am.

Apostle Wright will talk us through with the current reform measures and developments he's undertaking at the National Commission on Disabilities. Among Key highlights will focus on the implementation of the PSIP project, the visitation of Ethiopia Former Prime Minister, Hon. Tamrat Layne Admassu, an esteemed International guest to the Commission etc...

You're encouraged to tune in to 99.9FM and scream live, LNTV and NCD official page to form part of the one hour interactive radio program.

29/05/2026

Breaking!

“I came to serve with my heart, but not to be served.” Apostle Dr. J. Aaron Wright Sr.
These inspiring words were once again demonstrated today as Apostle Dr. J. Aaron Wright Sr., Acting Executive Director of the National Commission on Disabilities (NCD) alongside the management team, presented a brand-new 17-seated bus to staffers of the Commission.

The dedication of the vehicle marks a significant milestone in improving staff mobility, easing transportation challenges, and enhancing operational efficiency at the Commission.

Today’s atmosphere at the NCD was filled with excitement, gratitude, and jubilation as staffers celebrated this thoughtful initiative geared toward strengthening institutional support and productivity.

This latest intervention reflects the ongoing reform measures and staff-centered leadership of the Commission aimed at creating a more effective and responsive institution in service to Persons with Disabilities across Liberia.

The National Commission on Disabilities remains committed to promoting inclusion, equal opportunities, empowerment, and accessibility for all Persons with disabilities while advancing institutional development and quality public service delivery.

29/05/2026

29/05/2026

Dedication ceremony of a brand New Vehicle for NCD staffers

25/05/2026

Ethiopia’s Former Prime Minister Expresses Interest in Supporting Liberia’s Disability Inclusion and Development Agenda

Monrovia, Liberia – May 25, 2026 – The National Commission on Disabilities (NCD), under its ongoing institutional reform and disability-inclusive development agenda, has welcomed renewed international interest and partnership opportunities aimed at improving the lives of persons with disabilities and other vulnerable populations in Liberia.

Following his five-day high-level visit to Liberia under the invitation of the National Commission on Disabilities, former Prime Minister of Ethiopia, Hon. Tamrat Layne Admassu, has expressed strong interest in investing in Liberia through strategic humanitarian and development initiatives targeting vulnerable communities, especially persons with disabilities, women, children, and disadvantaged youth.

Hon. Admassu noted that Liberia and Ethiopia share longstanding historical ties and emphasized the importance of strengthening bilateral cooperation through initiatives that promote inclusive development, economic empowerment, and social transformation.
According to him, his proposed areas of intervention include leadership and capacity development, agriculture, solar energy, and other empowerment and infrastructural initiatives intended to create sustainable opportunities for underserved Liberians, particularly persons with disabilities and marginalized communities.

The visit forms part of the National Commission on Disabilities’ reform measures aimed at strengthening international partnerships, promoting disability inclusion, attracting development support, and advancing opportunities for persons with disabilities across Liberia.
Since his arrival in Liberia on May 19, 2026, Hon. Admassu engaged several senior government officials, including His Excellency President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Liberia, Cllr. Yamie Quiqui Gbeisay, Sr., and the Minister of Information, Cultural Affairs and Tourism, Hon. Jerolinmek Matthew Piah.

During the Ministry of Information’s regular press briefing on Thursday, May 21, 2026, Hon. Admassu publicly expressed his commitment to returning to Liberia to pursue meaningful investment and humanitarian initiatives focused on empowering youth, women, children, and persons with disabilities.

As part of his engagements in the country, the former Ethiopian leader also visited several hard-to-reach communities outside Monrovia, where he observed firsthand the living conditions and challenges affecting local residents.

Hon. Admassu further expressed a strong desire to collaborate with the National Government in support of ongoing efforts to promote the ARREST Agenda as well as the rights, welfare, inclusion, and empowerment of persons with disabilities throughout Liberia.

The National Commission on Disabilities remains committed to its reform agenda geared toward building stronger partnerships, enhancing coordination, and ensuring that persons with disabilities are fully included in Liberia’s national development process.

Signed:
Media and Public Relations Unit
National Commission on Disabilities (NCD)
Monrovia, Liberia