Disabled Equipment Sent Overseas - Together We Can Make A Change

Recycling in England and Ghana

All aids to enable disabled or disadvantaged to empower themselves in a very positive way.

St Stephen’s Infant School, Canterbury supplied all recycling items such as learning books, chairs and many more items.

Kent Blind Society provided Braille books, blind canes, watches for the blind, and many more items. All recycled.

St Martin’s supplied essential items walking aids etc that are out of date here but very useable in Ghana.

Bicycles that are donated by various recycled organisations, tools have been donated all from recycling, we make up a tool box for the disabled to enable them to provide an income for themselves.

Special tools for making jewellery donated by Simmonds The Jewellers in Canterbury.

Braille paper donated by Print Management in Canterbury and othe paper firms in Canterbury.

Necessary Furniture supplying big strong boys etc.

A big thank you, to all the other organisations that have supported us with their donations of special items for the disabled in Ghana

Computers donated by ADM in Canterbury. www.adm-computing.co.uk

Tom Henderson for supplying 200 School Packs and many very special items

Darryn Payne for his time at www.meadowsaroma.com and the company for their sponsorship.

A big thank you to various people who have helped us with transport and time.

Together we can make a change.

In Ghana:

Thank you to Barry Hogg of Group 4, Securicor for the truck.

Thank you to Taysec (Taylor Woodrow) for supplying the container for the workroom and recreation centre in Sakumono Tema.

A big thank you to Pippa’s Gym for their support.

Thank you to ATL for supplying material to DESO for their workroom.

Ghana Supply Company for their support.

We are making shirts to enable the people to be self supporting. The 10 shirts are now on sale in a Canterbury shop.