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29 May 2019

Taste of Ghana 2019

We’re looking forward to seeing you at our next Taste of Ghana event on Saturday 27 July in The Tenants’ Hall, Underneath Tresham, Lambs Conduit Passage, London WC1R 4RE.

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13 May 2019

New clinics

There are two main roads to the north from our area, and we built a clinic halfway up the right hand one a few years ago. Most of its work is in maternity or snake bite and by now it must have saved umpteen lives. Meanwhile, the villages on the left had virtually no healthcare […]

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28 April 2019

Cataract operations continue

Last year we were lucky enough to get a grant for cataract operations from HANDS International and the Muslim Community and Education Centre. Eyes have special problems in Ashanti, partly because of the sun and partly because the area is on an old trading route from North Africa across the Sahara, and the traders brought […]

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16 April 2019

Going to Asasebonsu

Dave came across the little village of Asasebonsu recently. It’s in the middle of nowhere – you can only reach it by canoe. And it needs everything desperately, including the basics like clean water, latrines, hygiene training. The trouble is that it’s going to be mega-expensive to get all the materials safely across the stream. […]

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30 November 2018

Ashanti News 35, November 2018

Cataract Survey at the Clinic, Latrine Competition, Computer Room for the Disabled of Nsuta.

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31 July 2018

Ashanti News 34, July 2018

Optical Microscopes for Schools, The Mango Tree Clinic, Taste of Ghana.

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31 March 2018

Ashanti News 33, March 2018

The President of Ghana, A Beginner Volunteer, News in Brief.

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31 December 2017

ANNUAL REPORTS AND ACCOUNTS

Year ended 31st December 2017  Download Year ended 31st December 2018 Download Year ended 31st December 2019 Download  

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