In 2013, Nicole Gunawansa (W&L ’14) and Emmanuel Abebrese (W&L ’15), worked on service projects in the health and education sectors in Ghana. Their work provided networking opportunities to form partnerships with schools and healthcare facilities in Ghana. Emmanuel Abebrese worked as a Davis Projects for Peace Fellow while Nicole worked as Shepherd Intern. While in Ghana they started working with organizations in Virginia, USA to collect books and computers for the kids they were teaching. These were shipped to Ghana and distributed in partnership with The Apostolic Church, Ghana.
Students of Freedom High School Loading laptops unto truck
Students of Freedom High School Loading laptops unto truck
Laptop and computer equipment donations by the Star Program at Freedom High School
Students of W&L PLAY helping to box donations for shipping
Students of W&L PLAY helping to box donations for shipping
Students of W&L PLAY helping to box donations for shipping
Nurses at Kaneshie Polyclinic
Donation Presentation Ceremony at The Apostolic Academy in Ashaiman by The General Secretary of The Apostolic Church
Student opinion on importance of donation to the school
Student interview
Presentation of laptops and books from Virginia to The Apostolic Academy in Ashaiman
Headmistress response to donations
Community Health Nurses Team at Avenor
Community Health Nurses Team at Avenor
Emmanuel, name-sake
School health survey: Lapaz
School health survey: Lapaz
Maternity ward at Kaneshie Polyclinic
Post-natal child and maternal clinic, Lapaz
In-class tutoring sessions
Lapaz: School Survey
Lapaz: Community Health Clinic
National Health Insurance Interview
Avenor. Community Health
Nicole, Lapaz
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