Two American teacher volunteers visit Naa Kordey Memorial Child Development Project

Two American volunteers, Julie and Leah arrived in Ghana this morning to work with the Naa Kordey Child Development Project for about one month. The volunteers, who are professional teachers would among other things give the teachers and child attendants of the project child care and teaching training. They would be on the project for at least thrice a week.

This is Julie and Leah first visit to Africa and Ghana to be specific. They love children and are passionate about their development project.

Raymond Ablorh, the founder and manager of the facility and selorm Kofi Dake of Tomorrow Leaders Ghana (TLG)welcomed them at the Kotoka International Airport, Accra. After a brief discussion, It was obvious the American volunteers would go to Medie on Wendnesday,1st July, 2009 for orientation and initial interactions with the teachers and pupils of Naa Korday Memorial Child Development.

Project Abroad (UK): our new partner

Before the Founder and Manager of the Naa Kordey Memorial Child Development Project could complete partnership talks with Africa Change International (ACI) to place the facility on its project list, ACI has provided a fruitful network service by linking the facility with Project Abroad (UK), an international NGO. In essence, Project Abroad is likely to be a partner.
Led by Nooshin, a health team of four visited the Child Development Project to provide some health care services to the beneficiaries. They took care of about 20 children who were suffering from sores, rashes, etc. and, gave the facility some worm pills to be given the children after three months since they have just benefited from the government's deworming exercise before the visit.
The health officers from Project Abroad interacted with the children, their care takers and teachers and promise to offer regular health service to the facility. Meanwhile, the manager of the facility is working towards completing a memorandum of understanding for partnership with Project Abroad (UK).