E/R:Kabaka Foundation Supports Demonstration School for the Deaf, Promises Massage Center for Students

 


The Kabaka Foundation, a non-profit organization, has extended support to children with hearing impairments at the Demonstration School for the Deaf (with Deafblind Unit) at Akuapem Mampong in the Eastern Region.


The donation, led by Nana Owiredu Wadie, Chairman and Founder of the Kabaka Foundation and Kwahu Nkwatia Nkosuohene, formed part of his philanthropic activities to support vulnerable groups during his birth month. Items presented included gallons of cooking oil, toiletries, stationery, and sanitary pads.


Speaking at the event, Nana Owiredu Wadie pledged to construct a Massage Center within a year to cater to the therapeutic needs of students with neurological conditions. This commitment followed an appeal from the school authorities.


Receiving the donation, Mr. Setumte Dodzi Ametewee, Headmaster of the Demonstration School for the Deaf, expressed heartfelt gratitude to the Kabaka Foundation. He explained that as a boarding institution, the school relies heavily on government subvention, as well as the benevolence of NGOs and individuals. He described the promised Massage Center as a “long-desired dream project” for the school.


Also present at the donation ceremony were Otobour Djan Kwasi, Chief of Aburi and Adontenhene of the Akuapem Traditional Area, and Nana Sakyi Ababio II, Chief of Abotakyi. Both traditional leaders commended the Kabaka Foundation for its consistent commitment to improving the lives of vulnerable groups in society.


Credit: Janet Kwakye 


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