The Blessing Api Apum Foundation’s COVID-19 Relief Efforts in Africa

On 12 January 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) confirmed that a novel coronavirus was the cause of a respiratory illness in a cluster of people in Wuhan City, Hubei Province, China. The disease was christened COVID-19 and the pathogen (an RNA virus) identified as SARS-Coronavirus-2 (SARS-CoV-2).

In Africa, more than 90,0000 cases have been reported with about 3,000 deaths. South Africa has recorded the highest number of cases with 23,615 cases and 481 deaths. Ghana confirmed its first cases of COVID-19 on 12th March 2020 and had as at 25 May 2020 recorded over 7,000 cases with 34 deaths.

The Blessing Api Apum Foundation a non-governmental organization with the sole mandate of creating thriving communities by empowering young people especially children, widows and orphanages to become resilient, dependant, capable, and connected in the society and the world at large.

We are also into local community projects amid at building and sustaining basic amenities for the communities. Amidst the breakout of the novel corona virus, we embarked on project avoid the spread of corona virus by giving out hand sanitizer’s, nose mask as well as food items to deprived communities. We also visited some orphanage homes with some relief items to stop the spread of the virus. Below is a pictorial view.

Pictorial View

The Blessing Api Apum Foundation visited STARALEX SCHOOL COMPLEX at JEI-KRODUA area in the AWUTU-SENYA DISTRICT

The Blessing Api Apum Foundation visited STARALEX SCHOOL COMPLEX at JEI-KRODUA area in the AWUTU-SENYA DISTRICT of the central region of Ghana. The visit was led by our CEO Madam Blessing Membere and her deputy and some volunteers.
The visit to the school is part of our cooperate social responsibility as an NGO.

The school has little or no basic amenities such as toilet for both students and teaching staff, class rooms have no windows, teachers still writing on concrete wall boards, overcrowded class with over 30 students in a class.

The school has a student population of about 235, ranging from KG1 to upper class 6.
We are appealing to cooperate Ghana, donor groups etc to come to the rescue of this school which is doing everything possible to give the children a future. As a matter of emergency BAAF is building a two-unit toilet facility to help stop;

  1. Open deification in and around the school
  2. Stop the spread of common diseases
  3. Create a better learning environment
  4. Build confidence of the students
  5. Create a health competition between them and other students of the same class in urber areas.

Pictorial Exercpt

Our CEO and some Volunteers

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The Blessing Api Apum Foundation visited STARALEX SCHOOL COMPLEX at JEI-KRODUA area in the AWUTU-SENYA DISTRICT

The Blessing Api Apum Foundation visited STARALEX SCHOOL COMPLEX at JEI-KRODUA area in the AWUTU-SENYA DISTRICT

The Blessing Api Apum Foundation visited STARALEX SCHOOL COMPLEX at JEI-KRODUA area in the AWUTU-SENYA DISTRICT of the central region of Ghana. The visit was led by our CEO Madam Blessing Membere and her deputy and some volunteers.
The visit to the school is part of our cooperate social responsibility as an NGO.

The school has little or no basic amenities such as toilet for both students and teaching staff, class rooms have no windows, teachers still writing on concrete wall boards, overcrowded class with over 30 students in a class.

The school has a student population of about 235, ranging from KG1 to upper class 6.
We are appealing to cooperate Ghana, donor groups etc to come to the rescue of this school which is doing everything possible to give the children a future. As a matter of emergency BAAF is building a two-unit toilet facility to help stop:

  1. Open deification in and around the school
  2. Stop the spread of common diseases
  3. Create a better learning environment
  4. Build confidence of the students
  5. Create a health competition between them and other students of the same class in urber areas.

Pictorial excerpt

Our CEO and some Volunteers