Soroptimist International Club of Accra has launched a new approach to its projects. The new integrated approach will see the Club’s Programme Action develop under a community-by-community programme geared towards addressing two or more areas of our work in one community at a time, thus optimising impact and benefit.
The Soroptimist International Club of Accra realised that some girl children in their adolescent age drop out of school because of a lack of proper information about their lives at that stage and how to handle themselves. It is estimated that about 20 per cent of school-going girls between the
SI Accra has, over its 38 years of existence, maintained Education projects that have been in existence for several years. These include Abokobi Day Nursery, Maale Dada Library, and Health Screening of School Children at Bawaleshie. The Club’s main Education activity involves vocational training of young Girls. Abokobi Day
The Dodowa Biofil project is a collaborative effort between SI Accra and SI Kyoto (Donor) in response to a request for assistance received from Dodowa Presby Basic ‘B’ school (Beneficiary Institution) for the provision of toilet facilities to enable and encourage girl children to go to school, especially during their