550 pupils in Kintampo South get educational lifeline as ‘Seeds of Hope’ reaches farming communities
More than 550 pupils in two farming communities in the Kintampo South District have received school supplies as part of an outreach programme aimed at easing some of the educational challenges confronting children in rural Ghana.
More than 550 pupils in two farming communities in Kintampo South District have received school supplies through the "Seeds of Hope" outreach program. The initiative, led by SeedSpark Foundation in partnership with Legacy Impact and OhenebaCare Foundation, aimed to address educational challenges in rural Ghana. On September 21, 2026, volunteers set up for the event, while health workers prepared for free screenings.
The pupils, ranging from Kindergarten to Junior High School, received exercise books, textbooks, pens, pencils, rulers, school bags, clothing, and footballs. Schools also received textbooks and Teaching and Learning Materials for teachers. The donation addressed resource limitations faced by many rural classrooms, with one teacher expressing appreciation for the textbooks.
Henry Ekow Yawson, Executive Director of SeedSpark Foundation, emphasized the organization's focus on farming communities, where children often lack educational resources despite their communities' importance in Ghana's food production.
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