COVID - 19 Home Literacy Project for 1,500 Girls

Hello Everyone,

I am much privilage to come to you today with this report on the COVID-19 Home Literacy Project we are working on since last year. I first of all want to thank all our donors and well wishers for their kind support for our work.

The COVID-19 Home Literacy Project is on-going and it has assumed a different dimension in the sense that, since the lifting the ban on luckdown which gave access to free movement and the reopening of schools in Ghana, children resumed schools which limits our volunteers from reaching children in their various homes, however we took a different strategy to ensure that our program bridge the learning gap children experienced during staying at home.

We still support children with learning and reading materials to help them and support the efforts teachers are offering at school. We also came to realised that, most children do not have reading and learning  materials to boost their reading and learning abilities hence the idea to keep supporting them with the learning aid.

We are currently facing financial deficit which may bring the project to the end. We are appealling to all and sundry to support this project to be able to support the deprived children who might not be able to buy supplementary learning aids to aid their learning.

We hope this message will be shared to friends, families and love ones to support this honourable cause. Thank you all for your usual and kind support and we hope to hear from you very soon.

Hello Every One,

2020 and its pending challenges of the strange COVID-19 pandemic has brought everything to a standstill and with less hope to many, especially girls in deprived communities. But with you our cherished and dedicated donors, we are still changing lives and helping to re-kindle hope to many girls and we are having a happy ending to 2020 and we thank you so much for your kind and usual support.

With your support, we can proudly say we have made an impact in the lives of 1,500 girls and over in this challenging time. It was so exciting seeing many girls involved in serious learning and keeping their hope alive of going back to school when school re-opened soon.

As schools re-opened somehow soon next year, there is a very big challenge of securing funds to send these girls back to school. It is interesting to note that, many girls in slum communities have already pushed into forced marriages due to the closure of schools. Parents think girls are a burden to the family hence the need to be forced out of the parents' house and start a family with men as wives at that young age.

It is upon this that, we hope we could secure enough funds to support our girls and prevent them from been forced into early and forced marriages. We hope this report will touch your heart to make the noise of our project to your family, friends, and love ones to support us. 

Let us use this festive season to support the needy and help change lives for the better.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year in Advance. May the good Lord continue to bless you and always.