Siblings Project donates GH₵24,000 to families of children with disabilities in Klefe and Akoefe

The Siblings Project, a non-governmental organization, has provided financial assistance to eight families in Klefe and Akoefe, located in the Ho Municipal District of the Volta Region.

A total of GH₵24,000 was distributed among the eight families, each of which is raising children with special needs. 

The funds aim to assist these families navigate the unique challenges they face in caring for their children.

The donation, made on Monday, March 3, 2025, is part of the Siblings Project's ongoing commitment to support families across the country who are raising children with various special needs. 

The funds are designed to ease the financial strain associated with specialized care, therapy and other essential services.

The Founder and Project Manager of Siblings Project, Freda Cooper expressed her enthusiasm for the initiative, which is focused on providing vital support to such families.

"We are thrilled to offer this support through the Siblings Project, which recognizes the diverse and individual needs of families raising children with disabilities," she said. 

"By providing seed funding, we are not only easing financial strain but also ensuring that families have the resources they need to create a positive and supportive environment for their children to thrive," she added.

Siblings Project

The Siblings Project is dedicated to addressing the unique challenges faced by families of children with disabilities, from managing specialized educational needs to providing ongoing care.

With this donation, the project aims to empower families, helping them achieve their goals while ensuring the well-being of their children.

This initiative is part of a larger effort to raise awareness about the importance of inclusive care and support for families raising children with disabilities.

Ultimately, the project seeks to create a strong foundation for success and enhance the quality of life for children with special needs.