We missed our literacy volunteers, we are planning more exciting reading programs for the years ahead but for now be #safe from #Covid_19, #StayHomeSaveLives, #wearfacemask if you have to go out.
#happynewyear to you all. #2019 is a year of hardworking to support more school children with reading materials and this will enhance learning for a brighter future.
Gedaid Foundation has partnered Umaru Sanda of Citi Fm to distribute 3,000 books to three basic schools Basic School at Shai Osudoku District.
This literacy project will benefit about 4000 pupils for the next 5 years.
Thank you Florence, Evelyn, Doris and Selena for volunteering 4 hours of your time toady to stamp and package 3000 reading books for donation to three basic schools at Asutsuare. These books will go a long way to support reading and also close the book famine the schools face.
In #Africa 12 students share one reading book, this is what Gedaid is working to change. We make it one student is to 5 books per year and 30 books for six years of #basic#education . Join us as we prepare for our next book donation.
From @GPforEducation & @WorldLiteracy reports, developed countries lose $898 billion every year due to workforce illiteracy, which can reduce business productivity, while emerging economies lose $294 billion.
This is why literacy related NGOs must wOrk hard to end this!
Meet Beatrice Ampadu, a librarian at @ghanalibraries donating food items and some books to Osu Children's Home. With limited resources, Mrs Ampadu is doing great, she really loves her job.
We are glad to announce that #Rotary Club of Accra West has supported @GedaidF to launch a #literacy project in Shai Osudoku District. The district is among the poorest in the G. Accra Region. The project will benefit 10 schools of about 3000 children & 50 teachers.
Upon review of the Sdg4, we saw that role of parents in quality education was not discussed but our experience here strongly indicate that parents are so crucial in Sdg4. You can give them good classroom, good teacher and materials, poor parental roles will lead to poor outcomes.