Activities
Donated money to small scale business on behalf of Kiphart's family through CGH, the University of Chicago to upgrade their businesses.
Water and Sanitation
Beginning in 2002, over 70 wells and boreholes have been dug to provide potable water to communities. Hand dug wells were constructed from 2002 to 2012. From 2013, the organization shifted from constructing hand dug wells to machine dug boreholes and subsequently, beginning in 2019, to mechanizing the boreholes. These initiatives are targeted to making sure that children and women do not spend unduly long hours and distances to obtain water. Besides providing potable water, the organization has also constructed 3 toilets for rural schools.
Our Core Activities
Education Interventions
So far, the organization has constructed 7 low-resource schools across Ashanti and Central Regions. These include Krapa ...
Health Initiatives
This includes support for pregnant mothers and sick children in the form of medical aid, in the form of providing financial ...
Water & Sanitation
Beginning in 2002, over 70 wells and boreholes have been dug to provide potable water to communities. Hand dug wells …
Education interventions
Additionally, the organization has constructed three computer laboratories at Krapa Kenilworth School, Abasua Basic School and the Mansokwa Kiphart Community School, which is powered by solar PV cells. Each of these were stuffed with over 30 computers. The Abasua and Mansokwa schools were also provided with projectors.
Other initiatives include provision of scholarship and financial support to brilliant and needy children on case-by-case basis
Health Initiatives
FASUL renovated the maternity ward of the Kumasi Children’s hospital in 2010.
GALLERY
Other Initiatives
Agricultural Interventions
Covid-19 support
With the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, the international partners, CGH and the Kipharts requested FASUL to assess the covid-19 situation in the beneficiary communities and what we might do to help. Through engagement with the community people and the international partners, a decision was taken to provide PPEs (nose masks, hand-sanitizers, veronica buckets, etc.) to the communities, schools and the CHPS compounds in the communities. PPEs and food supplies were also donated to community people. This was done in 2020/21 and the 2021/22 project cycles.
In the 2021/22 project cycle, FASUL also added support to small scale rural businesses which was accepted by the international partners
