Merton International Primary and High school was another beneficiary as soon as REACT’s book support project returned after Covid restrictions. The school which was set up in 1998 and currently has a pupil and student population of 200 received
REACT Humanitarian Network (REACT) has donated hundreds of reading books as gift to the St John’s Roman Catholic Basic School, at Nkawkaw, in the Eastern Region of Ghana. The donation was geared towards improving the academic and socio-economic development
REACT on 1st February 2021 donated three coupled-toilets towards the infrastructure projects of the Accra Rehabilitation Centre. The toilets which were a response to the centre’s request for support for uplifting the deplorable infrastructural conditions were shipped and delivered
REACT’s toys donations to the most deprived children in Ghana began in Kasoa in the Central region. The project which was initiated by Ms. Deborah Awuku one of REACT’s local Coordinators saw the first donation made to Countryside Orphanage
REACT picked up donations of books worth over fourteen thousand pounds from Book Aid International in London on the Friday 18th of September. The donation represents the first consignment of REACT’s partnership agreement signed this year with Book Aid
Covid-19 wrecked and continues to cause havoc in nations all around the world. The virus caught many nations by surprise particularly those whose healthcare systems were not adequately resourced to handle such pandemics. As the unpopular but “perhaps necessary”
REACT on Saturday 5th September presented bags of food items and hygiene product as part of our ongoing Covid-19 Emergency Response project in support of families of our beneficiaries. The presentation was funded by SAGE Publishing (https://uk.sagepub.com/en-gb/eur/home) who has
The Swindon Ghanaian Society UK (SGS) an Association of Ghanaians in the Wiltshire and Oxfordshire Counties has constructed a ramp at the Old Ningo Presbyterian L. A primary school to make school buildings accessible to disabled children REACT has
The Swindon Ghanaian Society (SGS) has presented three hundred Pound (£300) to fund the construction of one of REACT’s ramps for disabled children at the Old Ningo Presbyterian Basic L A primary school. The ramp is to help make the school building
https://youtu.be/gIDRapzDado Patasi M/A Basic school in Kumasi Ashanti receives their share of REACT’s Usborne Books@Home donation with joy on Thursday 6th February 2020. With 5 more consignment still in transit for donation to other schools by kind courtesy of Ofei-Direct
