In a heart-warming initiative aimed at supporting the education journey of young minds, the Fridaus Mubarak Yussif Foundation in collaboration with local authorities and educational organizations has come together to provide students who have successfully completed their basic education with a valuable boost as they prepare to embark on the next phase of their academic pursuits – senior high school.

Mr. Fridaus Mubarak Yussif gave each student a Citation, an Aki-Ola SHS Maths book, a diary, pens, a mathematical Set, sanitary products, and other valuables.

Mr. Fridaus Mubarak Yussif gave the SISO District director a citation, diary, pens, and a rice cooker*

Headmistress a citation, diary, pens, and Samsung phone. Four female teachers each got a diary, pens, and a cooking blender. Four male teachers, a diary, pens, and a pressing iron and water kettle each

Finally donated four desktop computers to the school to aid the ICT of the school.

As the academic year comes to a close, Kintampo has witnessed a heartening display of community spirit. The FMY Foundation, in collaboration with the Ghana Education Service, Kintampo, and the Girls’ Model Basic School, organized a special event to present diligent students and teachers with a range of essential supplies, including books, stationery, and other learning materials.

This initiative aims to ensure that these promising young individuals are well-equipped to meet the challenges of senior high school education head-on.

The event, held behind the Ghana Education Service building, Kintampo, saw a great number of students from various schools in the area gather in excitement. The program was chaired by Sarki Osamatu Musah (the Hausa Zongo Chief, Kintampo) and co-chair by the HR of the Ghana Education Service, Kintampo North Municipal, Mr. Dawda Mohammed.

The program saw other dignitaries like, the Hon. Joseph Kwame Kumah (M.P for Kintampo North), Mad. Janet Saah, the Kintampo North Ghana Education Service Municipal Girl Child Coordinator. The special guest of honour was Dr. Sarah Azindoh, a Medical Doctor at Kintampo Hospital, and Founder FAWE Club. With smiles that radiated their enthusiasm, these students received their much-needed supplies from the FMY Foundation. The event was marked by speeches that celebrated the students’ achievements and underscored the community’s commitment to nurturing their educational aspirations.

FMY Foundation is of the firm believes that this initiative is a testament to their dedication to fostering a culture of education and learning. By providing these students with the tools they need to excel in their senior high school studies, they are investing in the future of their community and our nation.

The initiative not only assists students in preparing for their academic journey but also underscores the importance of collaboration among local entities to bolster the educational experience for young learners. As a student from the Girls’ Model Basic School, with a beaming recipient of the supplies, expressed, “I am truly grateful for this support. These books and stationery will undoubtedly make a big difference as I step into senior high school. I feel encouraged and motivated to continue striving for success.”

As FMY Foundation continues to prioritize education and the growth of its youth, initiatives like this one serve as a shining example of the positive impact that collective efforts can have on shaping a brighter future. The event concluded on a hopeful note, with students leaving with not just supplies but also a sense of empowerment, ready to take on the challenges and opportunities that senior high school has to offer.