Tetteh Ocloo State School for the Deaf gets support


 

ASA Savings and Loans Limited has presented various items to support the needy but brilliant children of Tetteh Ocloo State School for the Deaf in Ashaiman as part of its educational support programme.

The ASA’s scholarship scheme and educational support programme forms part of its corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities taken to support its operational areas.

At a short presentation in Ashaiman on Tuesday, the Branch Manager for Ashaiman branch, Mr. Ebenezer Sarpong said “It’s Christmas festive season and as part of the company's Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) there was the need to fulfil a support to the Tetteh Ocloo State School of the Deaf.

To add, as a company, Mr. Sarpong further said it has always been their priority to meet the needs of their stakeholders through CSR to support developmental transformation in education, health and other community related issues.

“Schools with physically challenged pupils need greater support from us and the private sector at large,” he added.

According to the Ashaiman Area Manager of ASA Savings and Loans, also, Mr Eugene Owusu Biney, without the community in business taking loans and paying on time, business would not have been where it is. So, Asa Savings and Loans always make it and effort to give and it has been a privilege to also support as CSR to the society.

He noted that as the Christmas season is here, the less privilege also needs to enjoy such a moment as well.

“The gesture programme is to motivate school children to put in more effort into their studies to improve their performance while encouraging parents not to surrender on the education of their children,” he added.

Items donated at the ceremony were 10 bags of 50kg rice, 10 boxes of bigger size tins of Tasty Tom Tomatoes paste, Vegetable Oil; 25 litres, 10 Super Pack of Indomie Noodles and 10 packs of Toilet Roll.

The headmaster for the school, showed appreciation by thanking Asa Savings and Loans for the needed immense support to the school. He urged the public to emulate what Asa Savings and Loans have done.

ASA Savings and Loans is committed to the cause of CSR and has lined up a series of activities such as awarding scholarships, organising free medical screening exercises, donations, among others, at their various operational centres.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Papaye Fast Food opens new Kaneshie-Awudome branch

Image
Executive Chairman-Papaya, Dr. Kalmoni and Dep. Minister, Elizabeth Sackey, cutting the ribbon to officially open the Awudome-Branch Papaye Fast Food Limited, a leading fast-food chain in the country, has officially opened a new branch at the Kaneshie- Awudome roundabout. The opening event, which happened at the new branch’s forecourt, was honoured by the Deputy Minister of Greater Accra Region, Mrs. Elizabeth Sackey, representatives from the Ghana Tourism Authority and Ministry of Tourism, as well as some corporate organisations. The Chief Executive Officer-Papaya Ltd., Divine K. Asiedu, said opening the Awudome branch means Papaye now has six operational outlets from its 28 years of existence in Ghana. "Papaye wants to assure its customers and everyone within this vicinity that it will continue serving the best tasty food without compromising on its hospitality, comfortability and affordability principles." Executive Chairman-Papaye, Dr. Sami...
Read more

Redesigned Nissan logo signals a fresh horizon

Image
How the badge’s physical identity was adapted for the digital world We are more connected than ever before. People are growing up with the access to knowledge and the potential for interaction that the internet offers. Our lives are as much digital as they are physical. Hence strong brands need to have effective touchpoints in both realms. For the past 20 years, Nissan’s outgoing logo has been a beacon on its vehicles and so much more. It has served as an identity, a business card, a handshake and the first greeting between customers and the driving excitement that Nissan vehicles provide. For decades more, Nissan’s logo has stayed true to a belief held by its founder Yoshisuke Aikawa, “Shisei tenjitsu o tsuranuku,” which he interpreted to mean, “If you have a strong belief, it penetrates even the sun.” While keeping this essence alive, Nissan’s new “calling card” reflects the significant changes in society over the last two decades. It is a reimagination of the iconic Nissan bra...
Read more

Tractafric Motors: Ford Ranger takes top honours

Image
The Ford Ranger has received the highest award for quality in the midsize pickup segment in the US; according to the 2020 JD Power Initial Quality Study (IQS) report. The Initial Quality Study, now in its 34th year, is based on responses from 87,282 purchasers and lessees of new 2020 model year vehicles in the US who were surveyed after 90 days of ownership. The study took place from February through to May 2020. The JD Power Initial Quality Study (IQS) takes an updated look at the problems owners are having with their new vehicles, including those related to new technologies. The study, redesigned this year, measures components that fail and features that are difficult to use, hard to understand or don’t work the way owners want. Initial quality is determined by the number of problems experienced per 100 vehicles (PP100), with a lower score reflecting higher quality. “The Initial Quality Study is the industry benchmark for new-vehicle quality and, year after year, automakers app...
Read more