Hope Restoration Network donates to Otsirikomfo community

Hope Restoration Network (HRN), a non-governmental organisation has donated some items to residents of Otsirikomfo in the Ga West Municipality in the Greater Accra Region.

Food items and drinks including Rox energy drink from Bi-Global Investment, Maaza fruit juice, biscuits and some clothes were donated to people in the community.

Presenting the items, Head of Volunteers of Hope Restoration Network, Michael appealed to government to improve the infrastructure network of deprived communities in the capital.

“I want to appeal to the government of Ghana to improve on the infrastructure network in such community so it can improve their economic activities,” he said.

He noted that schools in the Otsirikomfo community also lack some teaching and learning materials and, therefore, called on the Ministry of Education and the Ghana Education Service to do their uttermost best to equip these rural schools with the requisite materials.

As part of World Children’s Day on Monday November 20, 2017, the volunteers, also known as Change Agents of Hope Restoration Network in partnership with Child to School pledged to support the Otsirikomfo community school with computer and digital library in the first quarter of 2018.

About Hope Restoration Network

Hope Restoration Network was founded in 2012 by Mr. Dogbey Setor Bright who is committed to unconditional service to humanity. The foundation is a non-profit development agency that supports communities in becoming agents of change in their own social and economic development.

The foundation does this by establishing long-term partnerships with locally based educational initiatives in Ghana. Its objective is to support the poor and the needy by providing quality education; better health care and proper livelihood to all families and children who qualify to be part of the program with the focus on raising their standard of living.