The Member of Parliament for Amenfi Central Constituency, Joana Gyan Cudjoe, spearheaded a significant initiative aimed at enhancing the livelihoods and promoting the independence of Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) within her constituency.

In collaboration with the Amenfi Central District Assembly and the Department of Social Welfare, a total of 42 PWDs received various essential items and financial support.

The donations, strategically chosen to provide beneficiaries with tools for economic empowerment and improved daily living, included:

Chest freezers: To support small businesses, particularly in food storage and sales.

Wheelchairs: To enhance mobility and accessibility for individuals with physical impairments.

Fufu pounding machines: To facilitate income-generating activities in food processing.

Electric sewing machines: To enable skill-based vocations in tailoring and fashion.

Cocoa spraying machines: To assist those in agricultural pursuits, particularly cocoa farming.

Cash support: To address immediate financial needs and provide capital for nascent ventures.

Addressing the beneficiaries and local officials at the presentation ceremony, Joana Gyan Cudjoe expressed her sincere appreciation to the Amenfi Central District Assembly and the Department of Social Welfare for their invaluable collaboration and unwavering support in ensuring the success of this vital initiative.

She emphasized her steadfast commitment to building a formidable and inclusive constituency, looking forward to continued partnerships that foster development and self-reliance for all residents.

The beneficiaries, visibly moved by the generous gesture, conveyed their heartfelt gratitude to Joana Gyan Cudjoe. Many offered prayers and well-wishes, expressing profound appreciation for her kindness and generosity, and wishing her protection and blessings in return for her impactful contribution to their lives.

This initiative underscores the commitment of the Amenfi Central leadership to empowering vulnerable groups and fostering economic independence within the community.







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