by lisarevell | Jan 30, 2020 | Uncategorized
For many years, David and Lisa would come home after visiting Ghana and share their projects and experiences with me. I was so impressed by the number of ways they were supporting people in the remote upper region of Kongo, Ghana, Africa. Not until coming to Kongo... by lisarevell | Jan 10, 2020 | Uncategorized
Five years ago many of you chipped in to have an operating table, an anesthesia machine, and two patient monitors crated and shipped to Ghana. It was then transported by road to Kongo where they are now in use. Most recently a group of doctors is performing free... by lisarevell | Jan 7, 2020 | Uncategorized
Lisa and Olives are meeting to discuss food for the HIV patients. We are sitting on the small veranda in front of our rooms at the guest house. Lisa and David’s niece, Britney, administered the YWF nutrition programs two years ago. She was the first to meet Olives,... by lisarevell | Jan 7, 2020 | Uncategorized
We are extremely fortunate to have Tom Demeo with us on this trip. He has a strong background in colluding a PhD related to agriculture and forestry. He’s now visited 15 farms and organized two workshops. One workshop occurred last Friday, another for this Thursday.... by lisarevell | Jan 2, 2020 | Uncategorized
This is our third day in the village and already there’s lots of work underway. Teachers David Stone and Julie Aquilizan are intensely preparing to give a two day teachers workshop targeted to new teachers that have completed the teaching college scholarship program.... by lisarevell | Oct 27, 2019 | Uncategorized
Why? Why do fewer young Nabdam women apply for YWF college scholarship programs? Why do girls in the Nabdam district get lower scores than boys on country-wide achievement exams? Despite roughly equal enrollment of males and females at all levels of schooling, why are...
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