Our Children are well catered for- Foster Home

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Mr Abraham Danso, the Caretaker of the Christ Faith Foster Home has said, Children at their outfit are normally brought to them by the Department of Social Welfare (DSW) under the Ministry of Gender, Children and social Protection.

 
He said the Orphanage had 38 children, out of which 25 were males from one and half to 22 years and 13 females from seven to 20years.
 
The children, he said were all going through formal education from the basic, Junior and Senior High Schools, with some of them at various Universities.
 
Mr Danso who said this in an interview with the Ghana News Agency in Accra said, there were no disability children among the 38 children in their care.
 
The Caretaker said, his outfit had its own School for the children, although it admitted other children outside their domain.
 
He said the home was supported by Government and other Philanthropists
The Crist Faith Foster Home was established by a Ghanaian/German Missionary in 1972 at Kpehe to help vulnerable children in society.

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