UNITED WAY GHANA NOVEMBER NEWSLETTER
Table of Contents:
- United Way Ghana and Volunteers from New York University Implements Environmental Awareness Project at La Yehoshua and Association Cluster of School
- United Way Ghana and Cummins Ghana Limited Launch the Refurbished Ebenezer Senior High School Library
- United Way Ghana organizes International Men’s Day activity for Staff of Standard Chartered Bank Ghana PLC at St. Kizito School, Accra
- United Way Ghana partners Ghana Stock Exchange to Champion Environmental Sustainability in Ghana
- United Way Ghana participates in the Ring the Bell for Climate Action Event hosted by the Ghana Stock Exchange
United Way Ghana and Volunteers from New York University Implements Environmental Awareness Project at La Yehoshua and Association Cluster of School
United Way Ghana, in collaboration with dedicated volunteers from the New York University, recently joined hands to foster environmental awareness and promote sustainable practices at La Yehoshua and Association Cluster of School. This impactful event included engaging climate action sessions where students learned about the importance of environmental stewardship, the impact of climate change, and practical steps they can take to protect the planet.
Following the sessions, our team and students planted beautiful ornamental plants around the school grounds, bringing a touch of nature to their environment and creating a greener, more vibrant space for learning. This initiative not only beautifies the school but also reinforces the importance of nurturing and caring for our natural surroundings.
United Way Ghana and Cummins Ghana Limited Launch the Refurbished Ebenezer Senior High School Library
United Way Ghana was thrilled to launch the refurbished Ebenezer Senior High School Library. This incredible initiative was made possible through the generous funding of Cummins Ghana Limited, with technical support from the Ghana Library Authority. The refurbished library was launched by Mr. Patrice Ndzana, the General Manager of Cummins Ghana Limited.
The refurbished library now has a capacity for 100 students and has been equipped with over 1000 books and other modern facilities to inspire learning, creativity, and growth for students, fostering a culture of reading and academic excellence. A washroom facility was also added to the refurbished library to ensure students feel comfortable using the library.
During the launch ceremony, executives and members of the school’s Literacy and Debating Club were inducted and given the responsibility to champions the development of the club in the school.


