Senchi Ferry Library Project

Ghana, Africa

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24 Comments

Reply Bill
01:58 PM on May 11, 2010
I am so impressed with your inititive and work on this project. I really demonstrates how one person can make a difference, even in big, seemingly impossible projects. Thank you for this example. I am sending a donation to help this cause.
Reply Austin
08:58 AM on May 09, 2010
Reading this story has made my DAY. I look forward to donating to your Efforts, and I know you will be richly Blessed. As for me it is a Blessing to have read this Article.
Reply ERIC LARTEY NYARKO
04:39 PM on April 19, 2010
Hi Nana,you and your elders have made the entaire village proud, More grease to your elbow.Thank you.
Eric Lartey Nyarko
Reply Robert
11:27 PM on March 12, 2010
Positive experience. Thank you.
Reply Tammy Whitmore
06:12 PM on January 07, 2010
What a great project! I was in New Akrade in Oct. and have collected about 1000 books for classroom use at New Akrade Prysby Junior High and Primary School. Were books mailed from the US to Senchi Ferry? If so, can someone tell me how it was done--what postal service and were there custom problems or charges once they arrived? Thanks for any advice you might provide, Tammy
Reply Nice-Guy
08:55 PM on January 04, 2010
Great site, keep up the good work

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Reply Rebecca Ray
07:33 PM on December 03, 2009
Just came back from a 2 week stint in New Akkrade. I love this community and am very happy to see this project coming along.
Reply Kelly Davidson
05:45 PM on November 09, 2009
I was their for 7 weeks and am so glad to see this website. the library is almost finished.
Reply choclab33
06:17 PM on November 07, 2009
This is a fabulous site. Keep up the good work.
Reply senchiferrylibrary
08:30 PM on October 20, 2009
F. Mustapha says...
Good to see my village come alive. You have done a great job for this little village. Its a great gift. Well done
Mustapha


Thank you for your kind words. How did you hear about my project? I'd love to know your connection with Ghana.