Mephibosheth in Ghana
Apam, Ghana
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Founded in 2005, Mephibosheth in Ghana is a charity based in Apam, Ghana working on disability, education, religion & faith.
Mephibosheth in Ghana is a non-profit organisation incorporated in 2005 in New Jersey, USA, that runs the Mephibosheth Training Centre, a school for children with physical and mental disabilities near Apam Junction, Ghana. Founded by Andrea Linder Jehu-Appiah and Pastor Joseph Jehu-Appiah, the organisation provides education to children with disabilities, many of whom could not otherwise attend a government school. The related Mephibosheth Ministry also supports people with disabilities, their families and churches in building inclusive faith communities, and offers special needs curriculum for churches.
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Mephibosheth Training Centre
Education · Ghana
A boarding school for children with disabilities in Gomoa Ankamu near Apam Junction, offering nursery through junior secondary classes, with a reverse integration programme for typically developing day students.
Water Filtration System
Water & Sanitation · Ghana
A water filtration project listed among the organisation's current projects.
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