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The donated items included essential foodstuffs such as vegetable oil, sardines, salt, tomato paste, black tea, and sugar—items aimed at bringing relief and joy to the beneficiaries during this significant period of spiritual reflection and community.
The President of TUDEC Development Centre, Mr. Cafer Telepeli, personally led the presentation along with the Assembly’s representative, Mr. Abdul Fataw Rahman. The duo, symbolizing the strong partnership between the NGO and the Assembly, emphasized the importance of coming together to support society’s most vulnerable, particularly in times of need.
Speaking at the presentation ceremony, Mr. Telepeli highlighted the Centre’s commitment to uplifting disadvantaged groups, stating, “Ramadan is a time of sharing and caring. It is our collective responsibility to ensure that no one is left behind.”
The Social Welfare Department expressed its gratitude to TUDEC Development Centre for its impactful contribution, underscoring the significance of such collaborative efforts in creating an inclusive and supportive community.
This initiative serves as a shining example of how partnerships between NGOs and local authorities can positively impact the lives of those in need, fostering unity and hope in the Adentan Municipality.
SOURCE: ISD, ADENTAN

The program caters to women and girls with various disabilities, including hearing and visual impairments, mobility challenges, cerebral palsy, intellectual disabilities, and Down syndrome. Beneficiaries received essential resources such as sewing machines for tailoring businesses, tools and materials for bead-making enterprises, and educational assistance to support girls with disabilities in their academic pursuits.
Speaking at the event, the Municipal Social Welfare Director, Mr. Exorgbe A. K. Divine, emphasized the crucial role of non-governmental organizations in complementing government efforts. “The government cannot do it all, which is why it licenses NGOs to assist in programs that benefit the people,” he noted. He further encouraged parents to ensure their wards maximize the opportunities provided, adding that his office will actively monitor the tailoring and bead-making groups to ensure productivity and sustainability.
Madam Diana Dery, Deputy Director of the Municipal Education Directorate, expressed her appreciation for the initiative, recognizing its significant impact in protecting and uplifting vulnerable groups. She called for continued support and collaboration to expand such programs and create more opportunities for persons with disabilities.
Engr. Siita Naayif Bayantare, President of the Rural-Urban Salvage Network, highlighted the positive transformation the project has brought to the Adentan Municipality. He urged beneficiaries to take full advantage of the resources and training provided to ensure long-term benefits and economic self-reliance.
This initiative represents a major milestone in advancing social inclusion, economic empowerment, and disability rights. It sets the stage for future interventions that will further enhance the well-being and opportunities available to persons with disabilities in Ghana.
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SOURCE: ISD, ADENTAN

The agenda for the meeting included presentation on the child protection activities by the stakeholders, types of cyber-crimes, safe use of the internet and social media and data of learners reached in 2024.










The Agenda for the meeting included the following Registration and Renewal of Social Welfare Certificates, Penalty for defaulting Registration and Renewal of Certificates , Discussion on Daycare Centers that are reluctant to register with Adentan Municipal Assembly, Training for New Attendants, Over-taxation of Daycare Centers by the Assembly, Membership Registration and Dues, Benefits of membership of Adentan Daycare Association, Discussion on the Constitution of the Adentan Daycare Centers Association, Overview of Inauguration ceremony and Collation of inputs for 2025 Action plan.







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Addressing the meeting, the Director of Administration at the RCC noted that the exercise was in line with the functions of the RCC enshrined in the Section 188 of the Local Governance Act, 2016 (Act 936). He also expressed commendation to the Management and Staff for their show of inclusiveness and commitment to the exercise. He stated that AdMA was the first Assembly they had experienced such massive attendance by staff. He further stated that staff were not new to the exercise, hence expected prompt response to the calls of the team.
The Municipal Chief Executive, Hon. Ebenezer Doku welcomed all present and urged Heads of Departments and Units to corporate with the team. He assured the team of prompt responsiveness from staff.




Led by the President of TUDEC, Cafer Titipi the event unfolded with an atmosphere of hope, renewal, and love. President Titipi addressed the beneficiaries, emphasizing the spirit of Easter and the importance of kindness. He expressed his belief that this joyous occasion would serve as a timely reminder for all to embrace acts of compassion and generosity towards those in need.


The recipients of the donated food items, who had been grappling with various challenges, were overwhelmed with gratitude upon receiving the much-needed support. The provisions will not only help alleviate their immediate needs but also offer a sense of encouragement and optimism for a brighter future.
“The Adentan Municipal Assembly’s collaboration with Tudec showcases the power of community engagement and the willingness to extend a helping hand to the most vulnerable members of society” the representative of the Municipal Chief, Enoch Afotey Odai stated. He said that it serves as an exemplary model for other organizations and individuals to emulate, as it cultivates a culture of empathy and unity within the municipality.
As the spirit of Easter permeates the air, the significance of acts of kindness and the impact they have on individuals’ lives is once again brought into focus.
The Adentan Municipal Assembly’s benevolent efforts, in collaboration with TUDEC, are a testament to the enduring and transformative power of compassion within a community. He appreciates the efforts of TUDEC and hopes the collaboration ties linger on.


SOURCE: ISD, ADENTAN.
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The distribution, which was led by the Municipal Information Officer, Nii Adotey Saka was primarily consisted of bags of rice and bottles of vegetable oil, which are staple food items that hold significant cultural and dietary value in the community. The Adentan Municipal Assembly aimed to ensure that the traditional authorities and their families could enjoy a festive meal during the Christmas season, bringing joy and warmth to their homes.

The gesture of distributing food items to the Traditional Authorities not only served as a mark of respect and appreciation but also symbolized the assembly’s commitment to fostering unity and strong relationships with the local leadership. It highlighted the assembly’s recognition of the vital role these authorities play in the overall development and governance of the municipality.

The event was met with immense gratitude and appreciation from the Traditional Authorities, who expressed their heartfelt thanks to the Adentan Municipal Assembly and the Municipal Chief for their thoughtful gesture. The food distribution contributed to creating a sense of camaraderie and goodwill among the various stakeholders within the municipality, fostering a spirit of unity and togetherness during the festive period.

Furthermore, this act of benevolence exemplified the assembly’s dedication to the well-being of the community and its commitment to promoting a harmonious and prosperous environment for all residents. By extending warm wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year through the distribution of food items, the Adentan Municipal Assembly demonstrated its active involvement in the local community and its sincere desire to contribute to the happiness and success of its constituents.
SOURCE: ISD, ADENTAN.
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One of the standout features of this event was the distribution of financial aid to 28 deserving individuals with disabilities, all of whom fall into the trade category. The checks, ranging from 300 to 3000 cedis, were provided to these individuals, courtesy of the Assembly’s Common Fund. This significant monetary assistance is designed to enable recipients to kickstart or further develop their entrepreneurial ventures, thereby enhancing their financial independence.

Notably, the event also saw the presentation of a wheelchair to a person with disabilities, symbolizing the commitment of the Adentan Municipal Assembly to improving the quality of life for its residents with disabilities. This gesture exemplifies the Assembly’s dedication to providing not only financial support but also practical aids that promote mobility and accessibility.
Mr. Divine, representing the Municipal Chief Executive, addressed the gathering with words of encouragement and inspiration. He emphasized the importance of utilizing the financial aid judiciously, stressing that the ultimate goal is to empower individuals with disabilities to become self-reliant and economically independent contributors to society. Mr. Divine’s speech resonated with attendees, igniting hope and determination among those present.

Furthermore, the event featured an invitation from Mr. Asare, the leader of the Ghana Federation of Disabilities Adentan Branch. He urged individuals with disabilities in attendance to consider joining the association, highlighting the numerous benefits it offers, such as advocacy, networking, and access to resources. This call to action underscored the importance of unity and collaboration among the disability community, emphasizing that together, they can achieve greater recognition and inclusion.

In a world where inclusivity and empowerment are paramount, the Adentan Municipal Assembly’s Social Welfare Department has taken a commendable step forward. Through financial assistance, practical aid, and inspirational words, they have not only brightened the lives of 28 individuals but also paved the way for a more inclusive and equitable future in Adentan. This event stands as a testament to the power of community support and the unwavering commitment to leaving no one behind.


SOURCE: ISD, ADENTAN
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In a short remark, the Adentan Municipal Chief Executive, Honorable Alexander Nii-Noi Adumuah highlighted some reasons why they are gathered and also urged the young generation to take good care of the aged so that they can also be taken care of when they get to that stage.
“If there is an elderly person in your house, treat them well because it is your future you are securing. If you take good care if them well, you children and siblings will also look after you in the future. It is true that they are aging but they can advice us so let’s listen to them through conversations and not shout at them”, he said.
On his part,the Chief Executive Officer for the 60+ foundation, Mr. Felix Osom Boafo made it know that the foundation was there to put a smile on the faces of the aged and called other non governmental organizations and everyone to come on board and help them in the little way they can go channel their love towards the elderly in the society.


“If you visit our social media pages, you will see the things that we have done so we need a lot of support cooperate Ghana,Vodaphone foundation,MTN foundation.All the top top companies in Ghana,we need support from them. Also individuals who think they can help are welcomed because we need a lot of partners to be able to reach a large number of people”, he said.
A Senior lecturer from the University of Ghana and Center for aging Studies and Social Welfare Department madam Akosua Agyemang applauded the foundation for the good work they are doing saying if one person can touch so many lives then joining hands together will create a huge impact in the lives of many elderly people in the community. She further asked for Support to help the foundation.

The occasion saw doctors from Ridge hospital who checked, the eye and prostrate of the elderly, NHIS officers to help register a number of them onto the scheme, a representative from the Mental Health Unit who touched on issues regarding mental health which are related to old age. This was later followed by eating and merry making to crown the day.
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