Chamber of Mines extends support to Akropong, Mampong Special Schools
Speaking during the presentation, the Director of Analysis, Research, and Finance at the Ghana Chamber of Mines, Christopher Opoku Nyarko, said the organisation was committed to supporting institutions that serve vulnerable groups.
The Ghana Chamber of Mines has extended its support to two special schools in the Eastern Region, Akropong School for the Blind and Mampong Demonstration School for the Deaf, through its corporate social investment programme. The donation comprised 61 bags of 25kg rice, with 31 bags allocated to the school for the blind and 30 to the deaf school.
Christopher Opoku Nyarko, the Director of Analysis, Research, and Finance at the Chamber, emphasized the organization's commitment to supporting institutions that cater to vulnerable groups. He assured that the Chamber would continue its support and visits in the future. The donation aims to help the schools meet basic needs and improve the welfare of their students.
The Headmistress of the Akropong School for the Blind, Veronica Dery, expressed gratitude for the continued partnership, which had positively impacted their assembly hall's condition. She hopes the Chamber's support will persist. Meanwhile, Mabel Ofosu, the Assistant Headmistress of the Mampong Demonstration School for the Deaf, thanked the Chamber for the timely donation, especially as the new academic term had commenced.
She appreciated the gesture, urging the Chamber and other organizations to maintain their support, particularly in addressing infrastructure challenges at the school.
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