Handwashing, when done correctly, is the most effective way to prevent the spread of communicable diseases. Correct handwashing technique is easy to learn and can reduce the spread of infectious diseases. Thank you.
Finally, Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital has given Charles Ketu, the boy who accidentally drank caustic soda a letter to undergo medical test at the 37 Military Hospital in Accra. Safe Child Ghana is funding this medical test.
We will do more for his surgery to save his life.
Charles with uncle, Mr. Alex Ketu and Mrs. Charlotte Baah who introduced Charles to Safe Child Ghana.
Don’t be safety blinded, but safety minded.
Safe Child Ghana in collaboration with the Ghana Pharmacy Student’s Association (GPSA) and supported by the Pharmacy Council, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Women & Children Affairs, World Vision Ghana, the Food & Drugs Board, and the Pharmaceutical Society of Ghana embarks on “Child Safety Education” in the Volta Region of Ghana from 13 – 23 July, 2011.
We will visit 14 districts, out of the 18 in the Region. The target groups are both children and adults.
Our activities in this campaign will include safety education on radio, and will also be covering schools, markets and homes.
We are targeting to reach not less than 50,000 people in this campaign. More volunteers will be used to achieve this target, with the idea to instill volunteerism in the Ghanaian youths.
Michael Baabu with some Executives of the Ghana Pharmacy Student’s Association in discussion on the programme. On my left is Mr. Kwasi Owusu Antwi, President and the right is Mr. Evans Appiah Kubi, the Vice President.
A form one (1) pupil of Providence Educational Complex in Ashaiman answering question on Electrical Safety.
Demonstration on Road Traffic Safety.
Classroom interaction with pupils of Providence Educational Complex.
Johanna and Michael in a pose with pupils.
Michael Baabu interacting with class four (4) pupils on Gas Safety.
The deadly “Open Reservoir” opposite the Tema Children’s Park which Safe Child Ghana is championing for it to be covered.
Open the Door to safety, awareness is the Key.
Front Row: From the left is the Head of the Municipal Guards, Chief AbrahamAdoteye, the Chief Executive Officer of Safe Child Ghana Eunice Gifty Baabu,Queen Mother of Ashaiman, Naa Amui, the Municipal Chief Executive, Hon.Numo Adinotey Addison, Johanna Hallin of Playing For Change and Mr. Stanley Okoh of TiGO.
In the middle at the back is Michael Baabu, Playmaker.
Hon. Numo Adinortey Addison, Municipal Chief Executive of Ashaiman commending Safe Child Ghana. On his right is the Queen Mother of Ashaiman, Naa Amui nodding in approval.
The team having a good time at Bexhill International School Complex. From the left, Michael, Johanna and Stanley Okoh of TiGO.
A pupil of Bexhill International School Complex answering a question on Child Internet Safety posed by Michael.