Melcom Care Foundation donates meals to Teshie Children’s Home

Mr Kpormegbey(right, back row )providing the jam-packed meals to the kids

THE Melcom Care Foundation has actually contributed hot jam-packed meals to the Teshie Children’s Home as part of a week-long outreach program to support the dietary requirements and wellness of kids in care.

The Foundation is dispersing 1,000 jam-packed meals to picked orphanages and kids’s homes throughout Accra as part of the effort.

Making the contribution on Tuesday, the general public Relations Officer(PRO)of Melcom, Mr Joseph Kpormegbey, stated the effort formed part of the Foundation’s dedication to returning to society and supporting susceptible groups.

He stated the Foundation had actually carried out different contribution activities throughout the year targeting particular sectors of society, including that this year’s outreach had actually been devoted to orphanages and kids’s homes.

According to him, the Foundation checked out the Osu Children’s Home on Monday, the Teshie Children’s Home on Tuesday, and would continue with sees to other picked kids’s homes and orphanages on Thursday.

He stated the week-long program would climax on Friday at the Accra Rehabilitation Centre, where another contribution would be made.

Mr Kpormegbey stated the Melcom Care Foundation’s significant locations of focus were health and education, keeping in mind that it likewise provided scholarships to fantastic however clingy trainees as part of its assistance to neighborhoods.

He revealed the hope that the Foundation would have the ability to do more for orphanages and other less fortunate individuals in society in subsequent years.

Mr Kpormegbey likewise attracted people, business organisations and other well-meaning members of the general public to support kids’s homes throughout the nation.

He kept in mind that a few of the homes run on minimal budget plans and needed constant assistance from people and organisations to fulfill the requirements of the kids under their care.

He, for that reason, advised the general public to contribute in whatever method they might to assist such organizations continue offering care and assistance for susceptible kids.

Getting the jam-packed meals, the Administrator of the Teshie Children’s Home, Mr Moses Lamptey, interested people and the federal government to supply financial backing to the center to allow it to satisfy the requirements of kids under its care.

He stated although the home got significant assistance in the type of food products from people and organisations, monetary support stayed a significant difficulty.

Mr Lamptey revealed gratitude to the Melcom Care Foundation for putting smiles on the faces of the kids, stating the gesture showed love and issue for mankind.

According to him, the home had actually dealt with difficulties in protecting sufficient assistance because its facility, however public awareness about its work was slowly increasing.

He advised other organisations and people to replicate the Foundation’s gesture and assistance kids’s homes to assist develop a much better future for the kids.

BY EUGENE AMPIAW & & JESSIE PRINCESS DUAH

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