'BAWUGHA' empower students of Nyamaa Special Needs School in Sunyani

Students living with Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) at the Nyamaa Special Needs School in Sunyani of the Bono Region have received educational materials from 'Bawumia for Ghana' (BAWUGHA), youth group affiliated with the ruling New Patriotic Party.

As part of the group social responsibilities, the items included hygienic materials, modern teaching and learning materials (TLMS) designed to target children with autism.

Mr. Emmanuel Mensah, the National Project Coordinator for BAWUGHA noted that the items donated were procured with the approval of the headmaster, teachers and some of the autistic students.

He was certain that the items would go a long way to enhance the social skills, communication and interaction of the beneficiaries.

He mentioned that the donations were under the group (BAWUGHA) touching lives programme which seeks to support the less privileged in societies.

“The beneficiaries agreed on the items they needed and requested BAWUGHA to assist in providing them. These items will support TVET while promoting sanitation and literacy amongst the kids.

"Aside these items, we have pledged to renovate the school urinal to an ultra-modern ablution block befitting of the school. Many more of such programmes will be implemented throughout the country,” he said.

Mr. Mensah lamented how children living with Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) had received very little support over the years.

He said some of these children could be extremely useful to the nation with the right kind of care and cited examples of Bill Gates, and other several well-known people who are known to be autistic but are doing very well in society.

Mr. Emmanuel assured that several of such programmes will be organized throughout the country to ameliorate economic hardship whiles showcasing the good work of Dr. Bawumia.

Receiving the items on behalf of the School, the headmaster Mr. James Yeboah expressed gratitude to BAWUGHA and encouraged other philanthropic groups to do same. In all, sixty-four (64) students will benefit from the donation within the school.

In his concluding remarks, Mr Emmanuel Mensah reminded Ghanaians of Dr Bawumia’s contribution to Ghana’s development and urged NPP delegates to give him the nod to become the party’s next flag bearer.