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A beneficiary (with mental disability) trained under the gardening for livelihoods programme and supported to start an onion garden.

Slide 2

Some Beneficiaries of Tricycles; Now they can move independently; On the average a Tricycle costs GHS1,200 in Ghana.

Slide 3

Some beneficiaries of dry season gardening program, harvesting onions.

Slide 4

She received training from the CBR program to make dresses for a living.

Slide 5

Health Sensitization Session

Slide 6

Abugbil benefitted from the programme to engage in all year round gardening

What some Beneficiaries Say

John Avoka and family

Mohammed Kadiri

Yakubu Gifty

Monica Akamba

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“I can’t thank the CBR programme and their partners like PWS&D enough. I am able to produce enough food now to feed myself and my family because of the training and the seed that I received from the programme".

Slide 2

“Thanks to the support of PWS&D, Canada, my life has turned around. Today i am a master trainer with 2 apprentices”

Slide 3

“I was gifted this tricycle by CBR. Now i am able to access education unaided. Previously, i was at the mercy of family members.”

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“I didn’t have any hope of living a meaningful life. Thank God that CBR and PWS&D, Canada came to my rescue. I am able to produce onion, cabbage, lettuce etc. for food and income”

Festival Hacks

BEAUTY

John Avoka is a physically challenged client of the Project. He hails from Kugzua within the Garu-Tempane District of the Upper East Region.