Creating New Beginings gets SSNIT's support



As part of efforts to enhance teaching and learning of disadvantaged children in the country, the Social Security National Insurance Trust (SSNIT) has presented a cheque of GH₵ 50,000.00 to Creating New Achievable Beginnings; an Accra based NGO in education.

It is to assist them towards financing a school boarding house building facility project and expansion of the school building to cater for admission and training of more special needs children within the country.

The gesture according to SSNIT’s Customer Service Manager of Corporate Affairs Dept., Mrs. Victoria Gifty Abaidoo forms part of the company’s corporate social responsibility (CSR) in giving back to the society.
Director of Creating New Beginnings, Seth Yeboah Ocran receiving the donation commended SSNIT for the assistance.  “We are very grateful to SSNIT for quickly responding to our request for support towards the school’s boarding facility project and expansion of the school classroom blocks  to allow us admit more of such autism children who needed specialist training in Ghana” he explained.

He admonished parents whose children are living with autism disorder not to hide them in their houses but rather bring them out to school to be trained so as to become useful to the society.

Mr. Seth Yeboah Ocran who also doubles as the Director of Woodfiled Minor Autism and Special Needs School called on other Corporate Organizations and well-meaning Ghanaians to come to the aid of the  School in order to help it admit and  train  more children with special needs care in Ghana.

Creating New Beginnings is a Community based Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) which has established a Woodfiled Minor Autism and Special Needs School in 2012 to provide quality special needs care for children living with autism in Ghana with the aim of assisting them to grow to be useful the society.

The school currently has population of 30 children and is located in Adenta Frafraha Community within the Greater Accra Region of Ghana.

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