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Accra: Chinese community in Ghana, UNESCO-Ghana donate essentials to Motherly Love orphanage

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By: Barbara Kumah

The Chinese community in Ghana in collaboration with UNESCO Ghana, have donated items worth four and fifty thousand Ghana cedis, to Motherly Love Orphanage, in Accra, a facility that takes care of HIV positive orphans who have lost their parents to HIV, and have contracted the virus themselves.

The donation, according to donors, aims to enhance the children’s health and education, improve the living conditions at the orphanage, and help them embrace a brighter future.

Among the items donated are medical supplies, school materials, fridge and chest freezer, a 55-inch television, computers, food items including, 10 bags of rice, 10 boxes of cooking oil, biscuits, drinks, nutritional supplements, clothing, 70 mattresses, 30 boxes each of laundry detergent, soap, wipes, and sanitary pads.

The donation also includes a cheque of seventy five thousand, cedis, as up keep of the orphanage, for the year.

The “Love in Action” charity project brought together the efforts of China and the international community including the Chinese community in Ghana, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization UNESCO-Ghana, and a team of Chinese doctors to provide substantial support and heartfelt care for the children of Motherly Love Orphanage for the past year.

The donors, as part of the project, also renovated portions of the orphanage, which had developed wear and tear over the years, giving the home a much needed facelift.

The medical team, also conducted medical screening for the children, and also performed surgeries for two of the orphans, for hernia.

The Motherly Love orphanage, was established 16 years ago to provide a safe and nurturing environment for children affected by HIV.

The Home has grown from humble beginnings into a sanctuary for many children who have faced hardships living with the HIV virus.


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