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SHIMEI S.E.E.P and IRDN Ghana support girls’ health and dignity through outreach in Accra
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SHIMEI S.E.E.P and IRDN Ghana support girls’ health and dignity through outreach in Accra

Organisations Mark Pink October with Donation of Sanitary and Personal Hygiene Supplies to Dzorwulu Primary A and B School

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In a practical expression of their shared commitment to social responsibility, girls' empowerment and community development, SHIMEI S.E.E.P (SHIMEI Empowerment and Education Programme), the social impact arm of SHIMEI Solutions,

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