Abraham Yarjah is a Sierra Leonean disability rights advocate, law graduate, and youth leader passionate about advancing the rights, inclusion, participation, and representation of children and young people with disabilities.

Abraham currently serves as the Advocacy Officer and Secretary of the Albinism Royal Foundation, where he advocates for disability rights, supports awareness and advocacy initiatives, engages stakeholders, and contributes to organisational leadership. He is also a member of the African Youth with Disability Network, where he participates in stakeholder engagement, representation, and policy dialogue.

He has previously been involved with the Children’s Forum Network and is a Co-Founder of Alliance for Concerned Sierra Leoneans, through which he has contributed to youth advocacy, community development, project development, and stakeholder engagement.

He is committed to ensuring that children and young people with disabilities are not merely included as beneficiaries but are heard, represented, empowered, and supported to lead and influence the decisions that affect their lives.