BA Team Clashes With Training Center Beneficiaries ;)

As the popular adage goes "all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy" Following this mantra, BA organised a football gala with the skills training beneficiaries in Guabuliga. The football game saw the BA team go head-to-head with the former skills training beneficiaries and the present beneficiaries.

As BA eschews paying lipservice to equity, it added some feminine touch to its team. Coming out in their numbers, the more muscular and masculine opposing teams showed up poised for action with threats to send the BA team to the gallows. Despite the threats, the BA team looked on with optimism and ever-ready to conquer the day. 

The very exciting and fiercely competed first round of play saw all teams bringing out their best resulting in goalless draws. After a 15 minute recess, Action started again.

The second round of play proved to be the ultimate tie-breaker. The BA team conveniently dealt the trainees with a 3 goal to nil win affirming it's football prowess. The match ended with cheers for the winning side and an outpour of congratulatory messages for the effort. The BA team thanked the entrepreneurs for their efforts and admonished them to keep their spirits high as they work everyday to put a dent on poverty.

Braveaurora Signs MoU With Ghana Education Service

With BA’s resolve to build sustainable and impactful partnerships with stakeholders in the education sector, the team on January 10, 2018 went to Walewale under the leadership of the Board Secretary (Sarah) to officially cement and formalize our partnership with the West Mamprusi District Directorate of Education. The signing of the Memorandum of Understanding between Braveaurora and the District Directorate coincided with the 10th anniversary of the establishment of the organization. 

 

The partnership is envisaged to facilitate a healthy exchange of professional experiences which have the potency to inform respective program interventions. Equally worth mentioning is the fact that it will strengthen our collective supervisory roles of the conduct of teachers. Not only would this strengthen Braveaurora's visibility and recognition in the district but also enhance our possibilities to further access donor support and build beneficial partnership with sector players. 

BA recieved admiration and praises for the interventions implemented in the Guabuliga community to facilitate quality education. Sarah remarked that BA would continue to invest in the education sector and that very soon the schools would be supplied with furniture and textbooks. On her part, Hajia Mase Sulemana appealed to BA to scale up the education programs to other communities to improve quality education in the District and the nation as whole.