Mr Nicholas Annan, a second-year BA Economics student at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Kumasi, Ghana has become the first student to be awarded a Kiphart Eduful Scholarship (KES) from the Family Support Lifeline (FASUL)!

KCCGHSD located at the Crown School of Social Work Policy and Practice of the University of Chicago has awarded a research grant worth $10,000 to Professor Fumi Olopade and FASUL.

As always being the organization’s commitment and pursuits to ensure prolonged lives impacting projects in three thematic areas of operations, FASUL has established a centre for community development research.

FASUL continue to improve the lives and health of underserved rural communities by providing them with portable drinking water.

This year, FASUL has taken a retrospective view of its years-long livelihood-impacting interventions in the Kiphart beneficiary communities, with a renewed interest in deepening our impacts in managing the pre-existing and emerging socio-economic challenges faced by underserved communities in Ghana.

In August this year FASUL was privilege to have Professor Roberts Jefferey Chaskin in Ghana.

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.

So far, the organization has constructed 7 low-resource schools across Ashanti and Central Regions. These include Krapa Kenilworth Basic, Manhyia Basic, and Prophet Emmanuel Village Basic Schools

Over 70 wells and boreholes have been dug, targeted at making sure that children and women do not spend unduly long hours and distances to obtain water. From 2013, the organization shifted from constructing