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Street Academy receives $1,000 sports kits from benefactors
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Zenzero Association, an international non-governmental organisation last Friday donated sports kits worth about $1,000 to the Street Academy in Accra to unearth talents of the less privileged pupils.
The items included sets of jer seys, sets of long socks, footballs, gloves, whistles and learning materials.
Donating the items, the President and Founder of Zenzero Association, Ms Jane Lepori said the gesture formed part of her outfit’s project to support needy but brilliant pupils and students in Ghana to reach their full potential as well as promote sports and healthy lifestyle among them.
She stated that helping the underprivileged pupils was also a way of empowering them to become a responsible citizens, fend for them selves and contribute their quota towards the development of Ghana.
Ms Lepori used the opportunity to educate the pupils on the need to keep the environment clean by keeping plastic waste for recycling purposes.
“Plastic recycling is important because dumping plastic bottles on the environment has a huge negative effect. This causes flooding and emissions of heat-trapping gases into the atmosphere.”
“Recycling our waste products is not only better for the environment, but it means that there is less rubbish buried on landfill sites,” she added.
Ms Lepori pledged her outfit’s commitment to support Street Academy to build recreational facility to develop sporting activities among the pupils.
Receiving the items, the Execu tive Director of the Academy, Mr Ataa Lartey thanked the NGO for their support and commitment towards the enhancement of the school.
“I would say a very big thank you for all that you have been doing for the School and we pray for more to come,” he added.
Mr Lartey called on other benevo lent organisations to support Street Academy in meeting the needs of the pupils.
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Zetahir missions in UK, Germany support Lehim Foundation
The Zetahir Mission Abroad, UK Chapter, in collaboration with Zetahir Abroad, Germany, has donated items to support the Lehim Foundation.
The donation was made as part of efforts to support the 50th anniversary celebrations of the Zetahir Mission which was launched on January 26, 2025.
The group led by Mr Nanabanyin Arthur, presented the items which included clothes, shoes and other farm items to the foundation.
The Zetahir Mission is a mission from God through His Holy Angels with Holy Prophetess Lehem (PBUH) as a channel and is the bearer of the truth that is to set mankind truly free.
Lehim Foundation was set to perpetualise the contemporary actions and philosophy of the founder of Zetahir Mission, Holy Prophetess Lehem (PBUH) to transform mankind into God’s instrument for the betterment of the Universe.
The foundation was also established to teach people to live peacefully with others and nature to achieve their full potential and contribute to the progress of humanity and the sustainability of the universe.
Mr Arthur indicated that they have been observing the laudable efforts of the foundation and felt the need to support the good work it was doing.
On behalf of the founder of the foundation, Dr Francis Akwetey and Ms Irene Rashida Wutsika thanked the group for the kind gesture and asked for God’s blessings upon them.
They hoped that the items will go a long way to help the needy in the community and appealed to other groups to emulate this gesture
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17 graduate from D’KAI Caregiving Training School
Seventeen students graduated from the D’KAI Caregiving and Home Care Training School over the weekend at the Faith Presbyterian Church in Accra.
As part of the event, the school’s building was unveiled by Nii Abosey Okai III.
The graduands were awarded with certificates and testimonials.
Founder of the school, Dorcas Oblikai Adomako, said the school was committed to transforming the caregiving industry locally by offering quality services.
According to her, they will produce quality professionals by using the latest caregiving technologies to train them.
Mr Charles Noble Quainoo, Ghana TVET Service, Greater Accra Region, said unemployment was on the rise and this initiative could reduce the unemployment problem.
He lauded the initiative and urged the youth to take advantage of it.
D’KAI Caregiving and Home Care Training School is a non-profit firm, registered with the Registrar General’s Department, licensed under the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection.
It is accredited by NVTI, National Vocational Institute (CTVET) and Commission for Technical Vocational and Educational Training.
By Lizzy Okai
