CTIW Foundation donates science lab equipment and interactive board to local schools
The CTIW Foundation has donated science laboratory equipment and an interactive learning board to Little Legends and Tot To Teen schools to enhance education.
The Save Nations Foundation (SNF), a non-governmental organization, has bestowed exercise books upon Nooria Islamic Basic School in Accra as part of its ongoing mission to enhance teaching and learning in disadvantaged areas. The objective of this donation is to furnish students with essential learning resources and alleviate some financial strain on parents and guardians as schools resume operations.
Upon presenting the exercise books to the institution, Isaac Kofi Dzokpo, Co-Executive Founder and Country Director of SNF, highlighted that the organization regards education as a vital instrument for breaking the cycle of poverty and generating opportunities for children. He reiterated that SNF would persist in supporting the endeavors of the government and other stakeholders to guarantee that children, irrespective of their socioeconomic status, have access to fundamental educational assets.
Mr. Dzokpo informed that the decision to assist Nooria Islamic Basic School stemmed from a request from a staff member, Madam Gladys Katu, who alerted the Foundation to the pupils' requirements. He emphasized that this support is not an isolated act but a long-term commitment, pledging further assistance in various forms to bolster the school's educational endeavors.
Mr. Dzokpo urged corporate entities, philanthropists, NGOs, and other stakeholders to contribute towards initiatives that broaden educational prospects, especially for children in underprivileged regions, underlining that investment in education is tantamount to investment in Ghana's future. Co-Executive Founder of SNF, Samuel Osei, underscored that the organization will continue to forge alliances with government bodies, development partners, corporations, and other stakeholders to tackle challenges confronting children and vulnerable demographics.
He stressed that sustainable progress necessitates collaborative efforts and assured that SNF will continue executing programs geared towards enhancing the welfare of less-fortunate individuals. Assistant Headteacher Madam Dorcas Dennis, representing the school, expressed gratitude to SNF for addressing the pupils' needs, deeming the donation timely as it aids students in their academic pursuits and provides some respite to parents and guardians.
She underscored that augmenting educational results necessitates backing from beyond teachers and school authorities, soliciting individuals, philanthropists, corporate entities, and NGOs to assist the school with infrastructure and logistical requirements, fostering a more conducive atmosphere for teaching and learning. She also implored other organizations and individuals to emulate SNF's philanthropy and support endeavors aimed at improving educational opportunities for children.
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