Elite Helping Hand Foundation feeds homesless, underprivileged in Kumasi

The Elite Helping Hand Foundation, a nongovernmental organisation, in collaboration with KOFSA Constructions, took to the streets of Kumasi to spread hope and joy among the homeless and underprivileged.

It distributed over 600 packs of food, toiletries, and clothing an act which formed part of its annual charitable initiatives aimed at ensuring inclusivity and warmth during the festive season.

The outreach began from Adum Market and moved through Kejetia Market, and ended at the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital. Street children, Kayayee (Head porters), and other street vendors along the stretch received packs of food, drinks, clothing and toiletries.

Established three years ago by a group of compassionate friends, the Elite Helping Hand Foundation is dedicated to making a meaningful difference in the lives of those in need.

Every year, the foundation undertakes projects, such as donations to orphanages and supporting vulnerable communities. This year’s theme, “Feed the Street,” highlighted the foundation’s unwavering commitment to fostering hope and inclusion.

Speaking at the end of the ceremony, coordinator of the foundation, Mr. Godwin Oppong Danso emphasised the importance of continuing to support underprivileged individuals to inspire hope for a brighter future.

Looking ahead into 2025, Mr. Danso shared the foundation’s goal of assisting new mothers in hospitals by providing essential toiletries and supplies, reaffirming their dedication to uplifting underserved communities.

The Elite Helping Hand Foundation’s efforts remain a testament to the power of compassion and collective action in transforming lives.