E/R:AMAGYEI LAW FIRM LAUNCHES FOUNDATION TO EMPOWER WOMEN AND PROMOTE EDUCATION
Skill training is crucial for individuals from all educational backgrounds, playing a significant role in lifelong learning and community development. Recognizing this, AMAGYEI LAW FIRM, led by Lawyer Ofosua Amagyei, launched the AMAGYEI FOUNDATION on November 18, 2024, in Akyem Maase, Eastern Region.
The foundation focuses on empowering women in disadvantaged communities, promoting education, and fostering development. Lawyer Amagyei, a native of Akyem Maase, shared her inspiration: “I was disheartened to see young, energetic individuals wandering around the community without jobs.”
The maiden project offers vocational, technical, and literacy training to 80 selected women, aiming to equip them with skills to earn a sustainable livelihood. Lawyer Amagyei emphasized inclusivity, stating that the training is open to both young, educated participants and older, uneducated individuals.
In addition, the AMAGYEI LAW FIRM pledged to provide legal assistance to women in the community and to support promising trainees with resources to establish their businesses.
The chief of Akyem Ati Amanfrom, K. Gyan Appenteng, commended the initiative and urged Ghanaians to value vocational training as a legitimate form of education, highlighting the need for policies to promote locally made products over imports.
Lawyer Amagyei expressed her vision to expand the initiative beyond Akyem Maase, reaching other underprivileged communities in Akyem Abuakwa and across Ghana.
The launch was attended by prominent figures, including the Chief and Queen Mother of Akyem Maase, community elders, chief of Ati Amanfrom, the Director in Charge of Formal Training from Accra, the Secretary of Okyenhene, a vocational skills coach, and local religious leaders.
This initiative marks a significant step towards reducing unemployment and empowering women, reinforcing the foundation's mission to transform communities through education and skill development.
Credit: Mercy Appianimaa
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