An update from Ashanti Development, Ghana

Ashanti Development was established in 2005 when London-based Ghanaians asked their friends and neighbours to raise funds to help improve the quality of life of people in their home villages, Since then they have provided clean water and sanitation for 16,000 people, built schools and clinics, established a hardship fund for disabled adults, and helped set up micro-credit schemes in 14 villages.  Ashanti Development requested funding to replace the leaking roof and supporting timbers of a primary school at Nkwanta, part of which was blown away in a storm. The school was built in 1996 and has six classrooms. There…

Thanks from Kirongo Community for the Rainbow School classroom project

Dear KTCT, We as Kirongo Community want to send our sincere appreciation to you for the financial support you have accorded us towards the construction of the two new classrooms. We initially experienced a shortage of classrooms but your intervention has really proven beneficial to us. We equally want to extend our appreciation to Peter Fish, the Amani Coordinator and, Jim Leftwich for their coordination in ensuring funds were released in time and for the regular communication, we have been having throughout enabling the work to be effectively done. The new classrooms have really come at a time when we…