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PARING VILLAGE
For the next 5 years, we will be working within 3 communities, in the Northern region of Ghana Africa, implementing the World Health Organization (WHO), water, sanitation, and hygiene program (WaSH), along with health and wellness, as well as education and economic issue.
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NYOHINI VILLAGE
For the next 5 years, we will be working within 3 communities, in the Northern region of Ghana Africa, implementing the World Health Organization (WHO), water, sanitation, and hygiene program (WaSH), along with health and wellness, as well as education and economic issue.
KUNYEVILLE VILLAGE
For the next 5 years, we will be working within 3 communities, in the Northern region of Ghana Africa, implementing the World Health Organization (WHO), water, sanitation, and hygiene program (WaSH), along with health and wellness, as well as education and economic issue.
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General Manager Elizabeth Ofori with the residents of the Kunyeville Community, Northern Ghana, where we are planning on building a women resource center, giving women access to personal hygiene products and information, the center will also provide business, financial and sustainable development training.
Our General Manager Elizabeth Ofori (second from right) with students from the Basic Education Department of the University of Development Studies (UDS, Ghana) after a Teach-SDGs session held at the school's Dungu Campus Tamale Ghana
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In November 2018, our Director of Operations donated items to the Madina Zongo Community Health Centre. Items included birth spread, pads and panty liners for the women who come for antenatal care and the newborn mothers who come to weigh and do health check-up for their babies.
Our Projects:
ONE EMAS PUMP WATER WELL $500.00 - Temale, Ghana
The EMAS Pump is designed for use on household systems (up to 5-6 families, or 30 users maximum), and is not meant to be used as a community pump. (Report by 7th RWSN Forum “Water for Everyone”2016) The standard EMAS method is capable of drilling to depths of up to 100m, through sand, clay, and thin layers of soft rock, with a team drilling with a trained technician commonly able to drill 20-30 metres per day. 5
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ONE EMAS TOILET $600.00 - Temale, Ghana
The EMAS Latrine can be built semi-round, round or oval-shaped. This is a booth built with metallic plate and with a ferrocement tiles as a platform, and another one as a roof. The door is made of wooden frames or 15 mm x 15 mm industrial pipe and lined with corrugated tin plate. A chimney painted in black extracts air.
Join the corrugated tin plates with rivets as per their width, to obtain a plate at least 2.40 meters wid
United Faith Nursery & Basic School $2000 - Jamaica
For 50 children 6 months to 6 years old. In the inner city of Olympic Gardens, Kingston, Jamaica where 80% of the parents are unemployed. The playground currently has only 3 car tires that the children play with and we aim to build slides, swings & climbers. We want it to be child-friendly and very relaxing for them. It is required that the children play 90 minutes per day but not having a safe playground makes it impossible.
Be Kind School Innovation Learning Space $10,000 - Ghana
Innovation Learning Space equipped with IT tools and creative spaces to assist children from undeveloped and disadvantaged backgrounds in Ghana with the knowledge of the Sustainable Development Goals, relevant digital skills, creative skills development and leadership training in order to better equip them to meet the Global competition and to break the cycle of poverty.