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Furniture for CRAN Shama-Kedzi KG |
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CRAN has been at the forefront of promotion of earlier childhood development education in many rural communities in the main regions in which we operate. Many activities have been undertaken to support pre-school programme in several rural people including construction of KG blocks, provision of furniture, books, teaching aids, etc.
In the month of February, CRAN has been able to provide thirty tables and sixty benches for the KG children of the Shama-Kedzi. Shama is one of the communities located in the Ahanta-East District of the Western Region in which CRAN’s activities on education has been prominent. The provision of the furniture became necessary as the old tables and chairs for the children which were provided long ago had become out of use. As a result, some of the children were not able to sit in school while other had to sit on the broken chairs and tables, others still carry their own tables and chairs from the house to the school and back each day. The provision of the new furniture will go a long way to help solve the sitting problem at the centre while creating a congenial atmosphere for teaching and learning.
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Coordinator of CRAN Freundeskreis, Germany Visits CRAN Ghana |
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The Coordinator of CRAN Germany, Mr Hans Wallhäuser and his wife Anna paid a two-week working visit to CRAN Ghana in their bid to familiarise themselves with the progress of CRAN Ghana as a whole as well as finding out the difficulties that are facing the organisation and how to tackle those problems. The Coordinator was in the Volta Regional Branch for about a week to see at first hand the progress of work there. He later came to the head office to interact with staff and project beneficiaries. He and the wife took the opportunity to visit both old and newly completed projects as well as those that are still under construction.
At the end of the visit he acknowledged that a lot has changed since he last visited CRAN some five years back (as a single man then). He thanked the Management and all the staff for their dedication to work and hoped that when his colleagues in Germany hear and see the pictures, they would be encouraged to do all they can to support CRAN’s work in Ghana. They have since returned to Germany.
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