Elizabeth Mahunu

Elizabeth Mahunu

Secretary

Elizabeth Atweribea Mahunu is the secretary to the Feed the Street Child Campaign.

She is a facilitator at the New Gbawe Experimental Basic School 1 and a member of the District Teacher Support Team for the Weija-Gbawe Municipality.

She holds a Degree in Basic Education from the University of Education-Winneba and an MEd in Educational Administration from the University of Cape Coast.

As the secretary to the FTSCC Team; she organizes team schedules, distributes messages, organizes meetings and coordinates with other organizations as well as records documents financial information.

  • +233 507 644 836
  • Odorkor Official Town Market, Accra

Why Feed The Street Child Campaign

Education

The Organization (FTSCC) has over the years paid school fees for students.

Healthy Food

The FTSCC has also made donations of food relief items and filled the Welfare's LP Gas Cylinders of orphanages.

Medicine

The Organisation has paid hospital bills for patients in need of such gestures.

Help People

FSTCC has provided a wide variety of care and support services to people in need.

Our Testimonials

Feed The Street Child Campaign Testimonials

Check our testimonials. We have reach and tremendous diversity: impacting vulnerable and low-income individuals in communities.


Our Activities

Feed The Street Child Campaign Activities

Through our Activities, our rich network of partners has vast reach and tremendous diversity: impacting vulnerable and low-income people in society.

Fed 1,000+ Street Dwellers

Fed 1,000+ Street Dwellers

In December 2021, the FTSCC celebrated its Christmas holidays with beneficiaries at the Madina...

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Mechanised Borehole Water Project & Polytank

Mechanised Borehole Water Project & Polytank

In December 2020, the FTSCC team made a donation of assorted food items to Project Nyame Nsa and...

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School Fees & Hospital Bills

School Fees & Hospital Bills

The FTSCC has over the years also paid school fees and hospital bills for students and patients in...

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