Kessben Outreach foundation has Commission a Mechanized Borehole for Amoafo Technical Institute in the Amansie Central in the Bekwai Municipality. The foundation which is aim at helping others and the Mechanized borehole which cost about 50 thousand cedis. Madam Victoria Appiah who spoke on behalf of Kessben foundation talked about how the foundation has been […]
A physically challenged man identified as Frimpong has received a new wheelchair from the Kessben Outreach Foundation. Following a report about the sorry state of the wheelchair he had been using for the last 5 years, the Foundation on Monday 7th August 2023, presented the brand new wheelchair to the disabled man in Alabar, Kumasi.
Hardworking disabled vegetable farmer Azumah got his prayers answered through the Kessben Outreach Foundation after he was donated cash and a pumping machine to aid his work as a farmer. Having only one hand, Azumah’s greatest challenge had been covering wide to water his farm, an important piece of farming equipment. Apparently, the hardworking disabled
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
The Chief Executive Officer of Kessben Group, Mr. Kwabena Kesse again put smiles on the faces of the hundreds of old men and women who were present at the annual Kessben Media aged party dubbed ‘The old-age party’ on 1st January 2022 at the forecourt of Aseda house in Adum, Kumasi. Kwabena Kesse is a
The management of Kessben Media, Kumasi and Accra, brought smiles and joy on the faces of inmates of the Mampong Babies Home, during the Christmas festivities, when the management presented items worth over GH¢50,000 to the home. The items include diapers, toiletries, bags of rice and assorted drinks etc., which were mobilised through an appeal
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“Health is not valued till sickness comes”. Thomas fuller. Meet Ayariga, a young man of twenty eight years who couldn’t afford medical bill when he was told to pay 13,600 for surgery to correct his spine. He went back home for over a year without hope until he reached out to us and we decided
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