Recently, Timataaba Orphanage hit the news for its poor infrastructure and ill conditions under which its inmates lived. Support was sought from all well meaning Ghanaians across the world to help house the young orphans.
Dr. Muniratu Alhassan, a Ghanaian US-based university professor, has expressed interest in taking care of the whole building project at a tune of Ghc12,000. Currently, she has supported with $1000.
Dr. Alhassan obtained her doctorate degree in Nursing from Rutgers University in The United States of America. She is a university professor with a focus on Maternity and Newborn Nursing. She also works in the hospital as a nurse practitioner and it is not surprising to notice her passion for children.
Dr Alhassan is an old Tamascan. She was the girls prefect. Now a qualified lawyer, she's a devout Muslim who has the plight of the underprivileged at heart.
Timataaba Orphanage is an orphanage located in the Upper East region of Ghana. Support of any kind can be channelled through 0503217080/0558728956/0506220029.
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