Kaerbo For Africa hands over three-classroom block to Gomoa Nyanyano SHS

Denmark-based NGO Kaerbo For Africa has presented a three-classroom block to Gomoa Nyanyano Secondary Technical School in Ghana's Central Region. The initiative seeks to enhance the school's educational facilities despite ongoing infrastructure issues. Kaerbo For Africa established the school in 2020 and later integrated it into the public education system.

Founder and Director Anne Grethe Scharbach commended the school's management, teachers, and students for their efforts, acknowledging the impressive performance of the school in the 2026 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE). This three-classroom block is part of Kaerbo For Africa's broader mission to improve educational infrastructure and provide better learning opportunities for disadvantaged youth.

The NGO, operating in Ghana as the Kaerbo Village Island Foundation, is committed to supporting education, healthcare, and welfare for vulnerable children. Secretary Joseph Oduro noted that the organization's projects are guided by feasibility studies to address the practical challenges faced by children and communities, and they began their interventions in the Volta Region where some children struggled to attend school due to reliance on boats to cross the Volta Lake.