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The Kumi Yeboah Memorial Foundation has brought hope, compassion, and renewed confidence to inmates of the Edwenase Rehabilitation Centre following a heartwarming outreach initiative aimed at supporting rehabilitation and reintegration.
The humanitarian visit, led by representatives of the Foundation, focused on uplifting the spirits of inmates while reinforcing the message that every individual deserves care, dignity, and a second chance. Through donations and interactive engagements, the Foundation demonstrated its commitment to social responsibility and community development.
During the visit, the Kumi Yeboah Foundation donated essential items to support the daily needs of the inmates, easing some of the challenges faced at the Centre. The gesture was met with visible excitement and gratitude, as smiles and words of appreciation filled the atmosphere.
Speaking on behalf of the Foundation, Mr. Shadrach Osei Bonsu emphasized that the initiative aligns with the organization’s core mission of empowering vulnerable groups and promoting positive transformation.
According him, rehabilitation is not only about discipline but also about encouragement, care, and the belief that people can change when given the right support.
Officials of the Edwenase Rehabilitation Centre led by Mr. Kwabena Ofori, expressed heartfelt appreciation to the Kumi Yeboah Foundation for the timely intervention. They noted that such acts of kindness play a significant role in boosting morale and motivating inmates to embrace reform and personal growth.
Some inmates also shared their gratitude, describing the visit as inspiring and reassuring.
They said the outreach made them feel remembered and valued by society, strengthening their determination to become better individuals upon reintegration.
The Kumi Yeboah Foundation reaffirmed its commitment to continuing similar humanitarian efforts across the country, calling on individuals and organizations to support rehabilitation initiatives that foster hope, dignity, and positive change.
The visit to the Edwenase Rehabilitation Centre stands as a powerful reminder that compassion and community support can transform lives and truly put smiles on faces, even in the most challenging circumstances.
Source: ghanawatchonline.com/0546062832
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