True to the Achimota name to “Be residing waters to a thirsty land,” the OAA 2002 Year Group, by its Children’s Fund and Peer Emergency Assistance Fund (PEAF) Committee, has prolonged very important assist to 19 kids from 16 deceased members.

This compassionate gesture, dubbed the “Back to School Drive,” displays the group’s like to uplift and assist to 1 one other, particularly in life’s most troublesome moments.

The occasion featured Akora Shika Kuwornu because the keynote speaker, who delivered a heartfelt message urging the kids to remain robust within the face of life’s challenges.

She reminded them that although their journeys could also be marked by loss, they carry inside them the energy and legacy of their dad and mom, in addition to the assist of the Akora group.

Donations from members of the yr group got here in each money and type, reaching beneficiaries throughout the nation. For most of the kids, it was their first go to to the Achimota campus, which gave them a glimpse into the college that when nurtured their dad and mom.

Launched earlier this yr below the brand new management of the OAA 2002 Year Group, the Children’s Fund and Peer Emergency Assistance Fund, chaired by Akora Lt. Colonel Edna Antwi, was established as a welfare initiative to assist members and their households once they want it most.

Specifically, the Children’s Fund will present termly faculty charges and healthcare assist, together with annual medical screenings, for the kids of deceased members.

The aim is to make sure that these kids proceed to obtain the schooling and medical care they deserve, whereas honouring the reminiscence of fallen Akoras by caring for his or her households.

The 2002 Year Group President, Emmanuel Addo, has referred to as for even larger assist within the subsequent educational yr to maintain and broaden this very important initiative.

Meanwhile, beneficiaries and their households expressed heartfelt gratitude for the longstanding care and dedication of the yr group—an everlasting testomony to the true spirit of solidarity throughout the Akora group.

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