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My Week in Lawra: Trip Three – by Luke Hodgson

In the weeks leading up to this trip, my mind was filled with many varying feelings; excitement, anticipation, but also nervousness. Overall, I was very much looking forward to the trip, re-connecting with many of the people I had formed relationships and friendships...

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Tiereb Waarkwuu

Tiereb sits in the shade of the tree outside her compound while two of her daughters play and jostle for attention. She lives with her husband, her mother-in-law and five children. Bekyefu and Yangzanezie are in P4 and P5 at Karbo Primary and Aanuyang, the bigger of...

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Bamg-Benibe – aged 17, Form 3, Karbo JHS

Bamg-Benibe is a bright, confident 17 year old girl. She is in Form Three and top of her class, preparing to take her BECE exams. She is the last born of five siblings, though having lost her parents some years ago while schooling in Sunyani, she now lives with her...

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Mary Salamatu Dery

Mary is a lean, strong looking woman with a twinkle in her eye that makes it difficult to determine her age. Her parents died when she was young and she went to live with an older brother in Accra. She didn’t get the chance to go to school. Instead learnt how to cook...

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Investigation into iodine deficiency in Lawra

Our fantastic volunteer, Leela, has just started working on an exciting new project investigating iodine deficiency..... Here is a summary of what she's looking into. For the past three years ATE has been successfully running SNAP, a special needs awareness programme,...

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Welcome to the team – Sara Thompson!

Sara Thompson is joining the ATE team as a Volunteer Bookkeeper. As ATE continues to grow, we need more support to keep on top of the day to running of the charity. Sara is working on 'the books' for approximately 2 days a week, helping us to keep track of our...

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Paulina’s Story

Paulina Naab Kog Paulina’s family name indicates that she is from a family of twins; she is a twin herself, she married a twin and she has six children. Three of her children, Nonbaar, Maasobangsu and Naamwinum, attend Karbo Primary School in P6, P1 and the day...

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The Castle School Fundraising Evening!

Last Thursday, the 11th June, Sarah and Luke were invited to and attended a fundraising event at The Castle School in Newbury. The event was organised to raise money to support the students carrying out the Duke of Edinburgh Award, and for ATE. During the evening,...

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Yangzanezie’s Story

Yangzanezie Waarkw – 15 years old, P5, Karbo Primary 15 year old Yangzanezie, whose name means 'the place where you attain knowledge', lives with his mother and father, 3 sisters and 2 brothers in Tuore, Lawra. His grandfather is the one who provides for the family,...

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“I lost my father, so getting food at home is difficult and I often came to school hungry. Knowing I will always have lunch at school is something I really look forward to. I want to become a nurse in the future, and this feeding program is helping me stay in school and work toward that dream.”

3 weeks into our two new feeding programmes in Basebele schools, and already lives are changing. Young people can see a future, one that is hopeful.

Thank you to Ernestina for sharing with us so honestly, we are so glad to be able to help her stay in school and meet her potential.
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“I lost my father, so getting food at home is difficult and I often came to school hungry. Knowing I will always have lunch at school is something I really look forward to. I want to become a nurse in the future, and this feeding program is helping me stay in school and work toward that dream.”

3 weeks into our two new feeding programmes in Basebele schools, and already lives are changing. Young people can see a future, one that is hopeful.

Thank you to Ernestina for sharing with us so honestly, we are so glad to be able to help her stay in school and meet her potential.

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Her story is full of hope. Looking forward to seeing her meet her future aspirations. Long live Action Through Enterprise - ATE

Someone somewhere is really dying in silence, but just that "little" help makes a greater change. Long live ATE

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We are so glad to have launched TWO brand new school feeding programmes today! 179 more children - eating and learning every day. Change has arrived in Basebele 💚

ateghana.org/two-new-school-feeding-programmes/
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We are so glad to have launched TWO brand new school feeding programmes today! 179 more children  - eating and learning every day. Change has arrived in Basebele 💚

https://ateghana.org/two-new-school-feeding-programmes/

We're as excited as these children to be launching TWO brand new school feeding programmes today! 179 children's lives will change, and the impact will ripple out and improve the whole community. Change is coming in Basebele, rural Nandom 🍛🎊💚 ... See MoreSee Less

Were as excited as these children to be launching TWO brand new school feeding programmes today! 179 childrens lives will change, and the impact will ripple out and improve the whole community. Change is coming in Basebele, rural Nandom 🍛🎊💚
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