Africa-Press – Ghana. The Ketu North Municipal Assembly, in collaboration with the Member of Parliament for the area, Mr Eric Edem Agbana, has presented income-generating tools to eleven persons with disabilities (PWDs) as part of the first phase of a targeted empowerment initiative.
The beneficiaries, made up of six males and five females, were selected from various communities to ensure inclusivity, equity and balanced development.
The beneficiaries were drawn from communities such as Devego, Avie, Ablorme, Afornyaga, Fiagbedu, Tadzewu, Bagome and Afife.
Addressing the beneficiaries, Rev Amenaki urged them to put the equipment to good use, describing the support as an opportunity to improve their livelihoods and attain economic independence.
“This support is an opportunity for you to grow and succeed. We believe in your potential and are confident that you will make the most of it,” he said.
He assured that subsequent phases of the programme would be rolled out to benefit more persons with disabilities in the Municipality.
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