Kessben Outreach Foundation, a not-for profit organisation, has cut the sod for construction of a six-unit classroom block estimated at 580,000 cedis for the Kansaso community in the Asante Akyem North District of the Ashanti region, as part of its efforts to provide support for the needy, and also quality education infrastructure to deprived communities. […]
The Kessben Outreach Foundation foot the bills for the multiple surgeries of little Emmanuel who was diagnosed with a developing tumor in the neck. According to the General Manager of the Foundation, Sammy Adu Boakye, Doctors attempted three surgeries in the spate of 12 months before the deformity was eventually corrected. “Most developed tumors in
Successful surgery held for little Emmanuel diagnosed with a developing tumour Read More »
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udnpAtJCHDg A widow of eight years with three kids needed only 100 Cedis to invest into her salt hawking… she ended up getting an amount she’s never heard of her entire life. Kessben Outreach Foundation, little acts of kindness. When she was called to open a bank account, she preferred to come to the studios
A widow of eight years: What she said “Today me too have entered a bank” Read More »
With the aim to reduce poverty and inequality, Kessben Outreach Foundation has reached out to an aged man at Assin Fosu in the Ashanti region. This was as a result of a request put in by someone. The old man, Mc Anthony, a 75 year old man at Fosu had apparently been living and working
Kessben Outreach Foundation has reached out to an aged shoemaker living in a wooden cage Read More »
The Kessben Outreach Foundation has provided safe, reliable and affordable water to Funfuni community near Wiamoase in the Sekyere South District of Ashanti. The borehole would help reduce health issues associated with drinking unclean water, and also save time and resources involved searching for water in communities, kilometres away. This will also significantly improve living
The Kessben Outreach Foundation on Friday, 17th June 2022 donated pieces of medical equipment worth GHC54,000 to the Mother and Baby Unit (MBU) of the Suntreso Government Hospital in Kumasi. The items included two Cardiotocography machines, two Digital Baby scales, an LED Digital/Satelite Television and packs of bottled water. The General manager of the foundation,
As part of our social responsibility, the Kessben outreach foundation has donated assorted books, writing materials, bicycles , Computers to Domeabra DA Primary and JHS in the Ahafo Ano district. This was as a result of a request put in by Mr. Paul Ohene Essong, a teacher of Mankranso district, Kumasi. A cry of JHS
Proverbs 21:13 … Whoever shuts their ears to the cry of the poor will also cry out and not be answered. They cried and we heard…. We filled three classrooms with decent seat to make learning attractive. Some of the kids had never seen a book before, we provided enough books, slates and other writing
Kessben Outreach Foundation provides massive support to school pupils Read More »
Biribi wo wiase oo! Sometimes I wonder why the bad dreams we have mostly manifests other than the good dreams. This is the sad story of a 42 year old man who dreamt that a three storey building had collapsed on him. He woke up with pains in his legs, Few weeks later he got
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Our sister Emmanuela had this challenge if not being able to walk in her childhood after a postnatal session at a hospital( weighing). She’s been struggling as the family could not cope with financial commitment to correct this. She cannot stand without support and her going to school has become burdensome. https://www.kessbenoutreach.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/274961306_1050742098987380_6511934815048568962_n.mp4 Her issue reached
