Christian Aid Ghana Appeal
Tax deductible
Christian Aid Ghana appeal is working to enhance the lives of poor and marginalised women and men. The ultimate aim of the Christian Aid Ghana appeal is to promote community partnerships, provide economic opportunities and empowerment of young women.
Members of the St George the Martyr church congregation , family and friends will be taking part in a sponsored walk on Saturday 12th October 2019.
The walk is entitled ‘Walk a mile in their shoes’ . The shoes of the disadvantaged and the young and unemployed women and men living in Ghana.
Safiya’s Story
Seizing opportunities
After the misapplication of an injection as a young woman, Safiya Musah was left physically disabled and reliant on family members. Life became even more challenging for Safiya, now 39, following the death of her brother which left her responsible for the care of his son and daughter. Before hearing about GEOP’s training programme for people with disabilities, Safiya had been selling face towels at markets but she struggled with non-paying customers and did not make enough money to provide for her family.
Join us to step up the fight to end poverty.
Support on the day
Saturday 12th October
Meet at St George the Martyr. Borough Road . SE1 0AQ for 12.00
End point : Sweet Handz - Ghanaian restaurant . 217 Holloway Road. N7 8DL
https://www.christianaid.org.uk/about-us/programmes/geop
Tweet : #I support Christian Aid Ghana Appeal @georgethemartyr and @christian_Aid
Members of the St George the Martyr church congregation , family and friends will be taking part in a sponsored walk on Saturday 12th October 2019.
The walk is entitled ‘Walk a mile in their shoes’ . The shoes of the disadvantaged and the young and unemployed women and men living in Ghana.
Safiya’s Story
Seizing opportunities
After the misapplication of an injection as a young woman, Safiya Musah was left physically disabled and reliant on family members. Life became even more challenging for Safiya, now 39, following the death of her brother which left her responsible for the care of his son and daughter. Before hearing about GEOP’s training programme for people with disabilities, Safiya had been selling face towels at markets but she struggled with non-paying customers and did not make enough money to provide for her family.
Join us to step up the fight to end poverty.
Support on the day
Saturday 12th October
Meet at St George the Martyr. Borough Road . SE1 0AQ for 12.00
End point : Sweet Handz - Ghanaian restaurant . 217 Holloway Road. N7 8DL
https://www.christianaid.org.uk/about-us/programmes/geop
Tweet : #I support Christian Aid Ghana Appeal @georgethemartyr and @christian_Aid
Organizer
Jacqueline Owusu-Ansah
Organizer
THE PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL OF THE ECCLESIASTICAL PARISH OF ST. GEORGE THE MARTYR WITH ST. ALPHEGE AND ST. JUDE, SOUTHWARK
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Donations eligible for Gift Aid.
