As part of our Education and Advocacy Programme, BRAVEAURORA this morning, March 11, 2026, donated dual desks to pupils of Sawaba Primary School to help address the school’s furniture shortage.
The presentation was led by Mr. Abdul Rahman Gbana Iddrisu, Executive Director of BRAVEAURORA, together with Simone, a member of the BRAVEAURORA Board, on behalf of the organization. The event brought together community leaders and dignitaries including the Chief of Sawaba, the Municipal Chief Executive (MCE)for West Mamprusi Municipal, officials from the Ghana Education Service (GES), and teachers of the school.
The Chief and community members expressed their heartfelt appreciation to BRAVEAURORA for its continuous support and contribution to #education and development in the area. The MCE also commended the organization for its ongoing #commitment to improving #learning conditions in the region and encouraged the #community to take good care of the #furniture for the benefit of future generations.
Together, we are building brighter futures💚📚
BRAVEAURORA Donates Dual Desks to Sawaba Primary School.
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