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Mastercard Foundation Scholars at KNUST donated school supplies and waste bins to the Bosomtwe-Oyoko Community Day Senior High School in the Bosomtwe District of Ghana's Ashanti region. The outreach to the school was held as part of the Scholars' International Day of...
The Geography Students’ Association of KNUST (GEOSA-KNUST) donated classroom desks and desktop computers to three elementary schools in Juaben Municipality of Ghana's Ashanti Region. The assistance from GEOSA-KNUST was part of the association's community service...
Valley View University (VVU) donated GHS3,000 worth of 200 loaves of bread, 300 bags of sachet water and 10 packs of bottled water, produced by the Food Services Department of the University to the Greater Accra Regional Police Headquarters. The gift was to support...
Campus-based 'Hold a Hand' Society, a group of teacher trainees from Gbewaa College of Education in Pusiga District of Upper East Region, reached out to students at Gbewaa Demonstration Basic School with a set of new school uniforms and stationery. Group member raised...
The Management of Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) donated 560 new laptop PCs to 74 selected Senior High Schools across Ghana. The outreach was part KNUST's CSR Philanthropy commitments towards promoting teaching and learning of Information...
The Medical Students Association of KNUST, in collaboration with Onwe Government Hospital, held a free cervical cancer screening and health education outreach for 200 women in Onwe community in the Ejisu Municipality of Ashanti Region. The World Health Organization...
Herquip, a group of young female students from Ashesi University, reached out to students of St. Joseph's Anglican School at Agbogba and Jewels of the Millennium School at Achimota with personal care and personal development awareness training. The outreach included...
The Students Representative Council (SRC) of KNUST launched a food bank program to help students in need at the university access free food. A brainchild of the Women’s Commission of the SRC, the food bank is expected to reach about a thousand students in need of...
KNUST donated GH¢100,000 to Ms. Emily Otoo-Quayson and Ms. Matilda A. Sampong, winners of the Presidential Pitch Season II Competition. Prof. Kwasi Obiri-Danso, Vice Chancellor of KNUST, announced additional support from the the university in the form of office space,...
Women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (WiSTEM) held a weeklong STEM mentorship and career guidance camp for 200 female students from selected senior high schools in Ashanti Region. The program was supported by Vodafone Ghana and Office of the...
The College of Engineering (CoE) of KNUST, with support from Vodafone Ghana, held its second Cygnus Engineering Summer Camp senior high students. The camp promotes interest in studies and careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). It also...
The SRC of College of Languages Education, Ajumako Campus of University of Education Winneba (UEW) donated a 500W transmitter, a desktop computer, mixer and amplifier and four sets of studio microphones and stands radio to the College of Languages Education, UEW. The...
Thanks everyone. Every outreach is important. None is too small. We’re a better people because of all you do. Thanks again.Â
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