Health Support Foundation

Him: Hi my love, you’re okay?

Her: Abranti3 gyai saa abrokyire sɛm na ka sa ti s3 Ghana 🇬🇭 ni ba.

Him: Eiii, meɖekuku fa ky3 me wai.

CameraMan: 📸

Uncle said let the girlies come to me. He’s even blushing. Our Ranger☺️

Yeboah Diaries.

Education is at the forefront of our work at HSF. We would like to see children like Priscilla in the attached photo go to places with that excellent penmanship! It’s for that matter we don’t tire investing in children’s education, and our Yeboah trip was no exception. Well, we fed them well too… we thought we were making impact until the food 🥘 was being brought in and the children started screaming… we then knew we could never compete with eduane. 🤩

Cooking is not a gender role on our team. Men and women alike cook and serve sumptuous meals for our enjoyment… but we love it when men cook, they are more generous with the meat🤩

Our only in-charge, when she emerges from
the tent to tell the boys and girls to behave themselves. Tiny people can be truly stubborn. We love you Vic!

Locked in, ready, packed up like we are moving from Jerusalem to Jericho.😃😃

Sometimes you just have to look left and right and carry the thing you love for head. Yeboah, here we come.

Him: Hi fine girl.

Her: massa focus on saving lives.

Him: oh

Camera Man: 📸

Not sure what he was saying, but we all agree it must have been very important 😃

The serene community of Yeboah. It was a truly inspiring visit for us all. Sights and scenes from our just ended outreach.