CSR | KANE – EM Industries Limited

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

FUN-TIME AT THE AKROPONG SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND

The Akropong School for the Blind was established in the Eastern Province (Eastern Region) of the then Gold Coast (Ghana) on August 6, 1945, to illuminate and alter the outlook and the social image of the blind in the country. The school trains blind children, helps integrate them into mainstream society, and enables them to do something for themselves.

KG2 children reciting some memory verses and with them is Mr. Sunil Wadhwani and Madam Irene Thompson.

The Executive Director – Mr. Sunil Wadhwani sharing some soft drinks and pastries for the children.

Clapping for Kane-Em with a thankful heart!!!

DZORWULU SPECIAL SCHOOL FOR PERSONS (CHILDREN) WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES RECEIVES AID

Since its incorporation in 1970, it is the only government boarding school in Ghana which assists special children with disabilities neglected by their families. The school admits children between the ages of 8 to 36. Kane-em Industries therefore took it upon itself to show these children love with a visit.

Mr. Sunil Wadhwani (Executive Director) giving back to Society.

The Executive Director of Kane-em industries, Mr. Sunil Wadhwani distributing balls to the children.

Mr. Sunil Wadhwani having fun with the children.

KANE-EM ECHOES LOVE AT THE ECHOING HILLS VILLAGE

Our CSR for November 19, 2016 took us to another less endowed group in our society, Echoing Hills Village Ghana to be precise. It is a non-governmental organization which operates a residential care facility for persons with disabilities in Madina-Ogbojo. It provides occupational skills training such as dressmaking, bread baking, bead making, broom manufacturing, crafts, animal husbandry and crop plantation.

Happy moment with the Children

Serving the children with Rice and Beans (Waakye)

Happy child

NEW LIFE ORPHANAGE INTERNATIONAL GHANA SMILES AGAIN

New Life Orphanage Int. Ghana is an orphanage at Nungua in Accra, Ghana which provides a home to 72 children from slum areas and nomadic/tribal villages. Many of these children are orphans who have experienced extreme poverty. At New Life Orphanage they find a permanent family that believes strongly in preserving the values and traditions of cultures and encourages them to teach it to volunteers and sponsors. It was founded by Nii Afotey Botwe II.

For this weekend Shiva a Rep. of Kane-em presented
the gifts to the children.

Shiva serving with delight!!!

This Boy (Kwaku) touched our hearts when he commented “Today’s food is very delicious” GOD BLESS KANE-EM!!

A RAY OF HOPE FOR THE KORLE BU TEACHING HOSPITAL

Korle-Bu (the valley of the Korle lagoon) Hospital was established in 1923 and is the largest teaching hospital in Ghana; it became a teaching hospital in 1962. It is affiliated with the University of Ghana Medical School and now has seventeen separate clinical and diagnostic departments.

Kane-em ready with our donation – Water, milk drinks, biscuits, bowls, balls and dolls.

Mr. Chandra Prakash a staff of Kane-em making a presentation to Ms. Mavis B. Afari a Snr. Nursing officer of Korle-Bu Children’s Department.

There goes Prakash sharing for the children on admission.

ADABRAKA POLYCLINIC RECEIVES AID

Adabraka Polyclinic is one of the primary health delivery centres in Accra. It is also the main place to get immunization for foreign travels. One remarkable thing about this clinic Dr. Ebenezer Oduro-Mensah, Head of Adabraka Polyclinic, said was that a pregnancy school has been opened to educate pregnant women on how to handle themselves during pregnancies.

Mr. Ishwinder presenting the Donation to the Staff of Adabraka Poly Clinic on behalf of Kane-Em Industries

Mr. Ishwinder busy sharing gifts to the patients

A sick boy quickly jumped for Kane-Em ball and forgot his slippers!!!

KANE-EM DONATES TO KPONE HEALTH CENTRE

Kane-Em Industries Limited made a donation to the Kpone Health Centre, a suburb of Tema. Since Kane-em’s annex is in this jurisdiction and as the saying goes “Brighten the corner where you are” management decided to visit the Kpone Health Center. Items donated to the clinic were bags of rice, sugar, soft drinks, biscuits, canned fish, water and Kane-em’s products made up of bowls, dolls and balls for those on admission and patients at the OPD (Outpatients Department).