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RoyalNews360 Blog of Wednesday, 8 July 2026

Source: Boateng Kakape Nana

Wassa Amenfi Central Empowers 31 PWDs in Successful 2nd Cohort Support Programme

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The Wassa Amenfi Central District Assembly, in a collaborative effort with the Member of Parliament for the constituency, Hon. Joana Gyan Cudjoe, successfully hosted the 2nd cohort of the Persons With Disabilities (PWDs) Support Programme yesterday in Achichire.

The initiative, which is a tangible demonstration of the government’s policy to allocate 3% of the District Assembly Common Fund to support PWDs, saw 31 beneficiaries receive essential tools and financial aid designed to foster self-reliance and economic independence.

The support package provided to the beneficiaries included a variety of trade-enhancing equipment, such as refrigerators, power generators, pepper-grinding machines, and fufu-pounding machines. Additionally, some beneficiaries were provided with motorbikes to assist with transportation and logistics for their small-scale businesses, while others received direct cash grants to boost their working capital.

This event follows the success of the 1st cohort held last May at Agona Amenfi, where 51 individuals were similarly empowered.



Beyond the official assembly support, Hon. Joana Gyan Cudjoe further endeared herself to her constituents by providing additional cash support to all beneficiaries present to cover their lunch and transportation needs. Her gesture was widely lauded as a reflection of her unwavering compassion and commitment to the welfare of the vulnerable in the district.



Speaking on behalf of the organizers, representatives from the District Assembly and the Office of the MP reiterated their firm commitment to improving the livelihoods of Persons With Disabilities. They emphasized that today’s effort is part of a broader vision to ensure that no resident of Amenfi Central is left behind in the district’s ongoing development agenda.



The event concluded on a high note, with stakeholders receiving “Ayekoo” (congratulations) for their dedication to the project. Many in attendance expressed heartfelt prayers and gratitude for Hon. Joana Gyan Cudjoe, praising her for her consistent and impactful support for the people of Amenfi Central.



As the district looks toward future cohorts, the success of this program continues to serve as a beacon of hope for PWDs, proving that with the right support, every citizen can contribute meaningfully to the local economy.