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Databank Foundation was created by Databank Group as an intentional way to actively engage in Corporate Social Responsibility...Read More
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Spread the awareness of helping people, so that they can live a normal life in the society and educate their children that everyone deserves.
Meet Our Board
Prof Angela Lamensdorf Ofori-Atta
Member
Prof. Ofori-Atta is a Clinical Psychologist at University of Ghana Medical School...
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Christabel Dadzie
Member
Christabel E. Dadzie is an international development specialist...
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Make a difference!
Connect to your community and make it a better place. Giving time to help with the smallest tasks can make a real difference to the lives of others.
What our Happy People say
I mentor to two Kinbu senior high school students, I advise and guide them on academic and personal issues.
I also take part in Read Aid at the Adabraka cluster of schools where I help children to read, pronounce and spell words.
I feel like I am making an important contribution to education and I really value knowing that I am doing something good.
I think that the children are inspired by that fact that we take time of our busy schedules to help them read.
The most valuable aspect of volunteering is the opportunity to serve, to give back to society by giving my time and energy.
I believe that over time the pupils will feel the positive impact of the program and they will also remember that people like us came to support and inspire them.
I volunteer because I want to get children to like reading, because I like to read.
It is important to help children develop the habit of reading.
Read Aid allows children to see the benefit of reading as some parents are busy while others cannot read at all.
Read Aid provides the opportunity for staff to help the children. I cherish the fact that I could change a child’s life through reading.
I helped students read and we made a donation to support their community ICT center. I often go to the Adabraka cluster of schools to take part in Read Aid.
Last Christmas, we spent a few hours at the children’s ward of Accra Psychiatric Hospital; I helped the nurses to feed the children.
Being able to help people in times of need is important to me; our community is a better place when we give back.