In a heartening display of support for community-driven environmental initiatives, Hon. Abla Dzifa Gomashie, Member of Parliament for Ketu South and Minister for Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, presented a donation of sanitation tools and cash to the Green Streets Group yesterday. The volunteer group, known for its selfless dedication to cleaning streets, gutters, and communities across Ketu South at no cost, received the items to enhance its ongoing efforts in promoting environmental sanitation.
The donation from Hon. Gomashie included two wheelbarrows, five rakes, five shovels, and GH¢2,000 in cash support. These essential tools and financial assistance are expected to significantly bolster the group’s capacity to maintain cleaner public spaces and sustain their regular cleanup activities. The gesture underscores the Minister’s commitment to grassroots movements that tackle sanitation challenges head-on.
Complementing the Minister’s contribution, the Action Campaign Group also stepped forward with additional support, donating one wheelbarrow, two shovels, two rakes, and four pairs of hand gloves. This collaborative effort highlights the spirit of partnership among local stakeholders in addressing common community needs and amplifying the impact of volunteer work.
Hon. Gomashie commended the Green Streets Group for their selfless commitment to environmental sanitation and community development. She emphasized that their volunteer spirit serves as a powerful reminder that lasting change begins when citizens take ownership of their communities. The Minister praised their consistent service, which continues to inspire residents and foster a culture of responsibility.
Through partnership and collective action, Hon. Gomashie reaffirmed her confidence that Ketu South can be transformed into a cleaner, healthier, and more beautiful district. This donation not only equips dedicated volunteers but also strengthens the foundation for sustained community progress in sanitation and environmental stewardship.
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