The 2007 year group of St Augustine’s Past Students’ Union (APSU), and Holy Child Past Students Association have presented assorted items worth GH¢2,500 and a cash donation of GH¢1,600 to the Christ Faith Foster Home in Frafraha in the Greater Accra region.
In collaboration with Quick Medical Consult made up of young health professionals, the team visited the orphanage to also mentor and offer guidance to the under privileged kids.
The children and staff at the orphanage were screened of Malaria and received free consultations from the doctors and nurses from the Quik Medical Consult.
The President of the St. Augustine team, Jacob Nii Ofei Dodoo, in an interview with Citi News said the motivation was birthed out of passion to give back to society.
The head of the 2007 Holy Child Past Students Association Mawuena Akosua Kukah said the gesture was among several projects that the group has planned to execute this year.
Receiving the items and cash on behalf of home, the Supervisor of the home Henrietta Sara Agyeman, thanked the group for the gesture and appealed for frequent visits to help enforce the mentorship part of the visit.
All the children and staff were screened of Malaria whiles they received free consultations from the doctors and nurses from the Quik Medical Consult.
By: citifmonline.com/Ghana