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OUR COMMONWEALTH OF GOODWILLâ„¢
The Aistiphi Gazette – Ghana
Development entries
From Our CommonwealthÂ
Developing community infrastructure and improving access to basic services are hallmarks of any effort to reduce poverty and enhance the quality of life of a people. Many communities lack access to potable water, sanitation and hygiene facilities, schools, local market centers, healthcare infrastructure and services and other essential amenities that are needed to sustain vibrant community life and improve the quality of life in a our villages and towns.
Overcoming poverty is not a task of charity, it is an act of justice. Like Slavery and Apartheid, poverty is not natural. It is man-made and it can be overcome and eradicated by the actions of human beings.
Developing community infrastructure and improving access to basic services are hallmarks of any effort to reduce poverty and enhance the quality of life of a people. Many communities lack access to potable water, sanitation and hygiene facilities, schools, local market centers, healthcare infrastructure and services and other essential amenities that are needed to sustain vibrant community life and improve the quality of life in a our villages and towns.
Overcoming poverty is not a task of charity, it is an act of justice. Like Slavery and Apartheid, poverty is not natural. It is man-made and it can be overcome and eradicated by the actions of human beings.Â
Our Commonwealth of Goodwillâ„¢ has been actively addressing challenges, big and small, in Ghana’s localities. In particular, the provision of community infrastructure and safe, potable water attracts the most attention. Still, there are several opportunities to fight poverty and make an important difference in local communities. You too can join Our Commonwealth of Goodwill™ and help improve the quality of life Ghana’s rural and urban communities.
Development is about transforming the lives of people, not just economies.
Ms. Amma Frimpomaa Dwumah, Managing Director of SIC Life Savings and Loans, provided a mechanized borehole water facility for the girls' dormitory of Odumaseman Senior High School at Odumasi in Sunyani West Municipality of Ghana's Bono Region. Ms. Dumah said the gift...
The Africa Heartwood Project, a US nonprofit, with the support of its donors, built borehole water facilities for seven rural communities in Ghana. The US$35,000 (GH₵185,500 )-projects were executed with the generous support of Friends of Africa Heartwood, Cocoa...
The school management and PTA of Doribabs School complex in Cape Coast renovated the one-storey Abura Asebu Kwamankese District Education Office as part of the school's community service commitments on the occasion of the school's 10th anniversary. The renovation...
Gold Fields Ghana rehabilitated the 2.4km Angu-University of Mines and Technology (UMaT) road in Tarkwa-Nsuaem Municipality of the Western Region. The GH₵1.6 million - road reconstruction project will ease vehicular traffic in the following sections: The Angu-UMaT...
Melcom Care Foundation provided 64 units of washroom facilities for distribution to public schools to help address the problem of access to school hygiene and sanitation facilities. The generous outreach to school is part of a CSR Philanthropy package rolled out by...
Republic Bank Ghana commissioned a new classroom building for Berase AME Zion Basic School in the KEEA District of Cape Coast. The new school facility was constructed as part of Republic Bank Ghana's Power-to-Make-a-Difference initiative. Prior to its construction,...
The 1989 Year Group of Adonten Senior High School (Adonsco) in the Eastern Region provided a water storage tank to their alma mater. The gift was the group's way to reaffirm their commitment to the school and help address perennial water shortages the school faces...
UBA Ghana Foundation, the CSR division of United Bank for Africa (UBA) Ghana held its 'Each One, Teach One' (E1T1) initiative across communities in Ghana where UBA Ghana operates. The goal of the E1T1 initiative, currently in its second year, is to help disadvantaged...
A US-based nonprofit Elumis Foundation donated 400 solar energy kits to the Ministry of Food and Agriculture in support of Ghana Government's flagship agricultural project, Planting For Food and Jobs (PFJ). The solar energy kits are to be distributed to farmers...
DirectAid Ghana Society commissioned a deep borehole water facility for the Islamic Girls Senior High School at Suhum in the Eastern Region. The €12,600-facility was fitted an electric pump, a 7.5V generator to provide uninterrupted water supply and a 15,000 litre...
Teshie Camp Methodist-Presbyterian Church gave Family Health Hospital a water storage tank. Members of the church and church leadership also undertook a clean-up outreach at the Family Health University College. Senior Chaplain of the church Lt. Cdr. David Quayson...
The 2001 year group of Old Tamascans Association provided a mechanized borehole and water storage facility to Tamale Senior High School. Built at a cost GHC21,521, the facility will supply water to three water storage tanks, which would serve three student houses and...
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