ASA Savings and Loans Limited’s Cape Coast (Petrol) branch has presented items to Cape Coast School for the Deaf and Blind in the Central Region to aid teaching and learning.
The items include three sewing machines, one box of energy-saving bulbs, 10 packs of toilet rolls, one 50kg bag of sugar, one bag of flour and two pieces of LED street bulbs.
The others are 10 plastic chairs, boxes of soap and detergent
History, Religious and Moral Education (RME), Information Communication Technology (ICT), Mathematics as well as Creative Art and Design textbooks were also presented to all students.
Abraham Annan Yemoson, Headmaster of Cape Coast School for the Deaf and Blind, received the items and was grateful to the company for its assistance.
“We depend on government for support, which is not sufficient, so your donation is timely. We are appealing to philanthropists and other institutions to also assist us – especially in feeding our students,” he said.
Dennis Amofa-Adarkwa, Area Manager-ASA Savings and Loans Limited, said institutions such as the school for the Deaf and Blind and other Special Schools in the country need support from all so pupils are able to stay in school and learn.
“This is also our Social Investment Intervention, since they are within our catchment area; and we will continue to support government in providing quality education in the country,” he said
Prince Amoah, Branch Manager, added that “our support is to give better care to the students who need special assistance”.
He urged management of the school to use the items for their intended purpose.
