Two months and 5 days. That’s the time I’ve already been here for. I met so many people in this short time, it’s even hard to remember all their names. So if you already met me anywhere, it might happen that I have forgotten your name when we meet next time. ;people here have all nearly [...]
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Special Need Students benefit from HCI malaria program
[caption id="attachment_615" align="alignleft" width="300"] Special Need students listening to malaria educationa[/caption] The Aboom School for Children with Special Needs was visited by staff of Hoops Care. The visit was to deliver 15 bed nets to be distributed to selected students of the institution. Time was also made to educate the children [...] Read more
Malaria Peer Education tested and it looks positive!!!!!
Hoops Care is following a couple of the participants of the ProGHAC Club in some selected basic schools in Cape Coast. Cecelia is from Methodist C and we monitor how she hope to go about in educating the youth. We took her to Amanful where she started by first getting the children [...] Read more
2011 Road Show Kicks Off
[caption id="attachment_556" align="alignleft" width="300"] Students of William De Graftt after the Road Show[/caption] Our road show which takes us to many schools in the Cape Coast area wherein we educate the youth in a fun an interactive manner started this week. The road show goes through various stations. There is the [...] Read more
Extra Classes Going Strong
[caption id="attachment_553" align="alignleft" width="300"] Some of the children during a class seaction[/caption] Since the commencement of extra classes for the children in the HCI program, we have not only seen an increase in the number of children who attend this thrice a week section but also an improvement in their curriculum. [...] Read more
Help us raise funds to combat malaria in our communities
Hoops Care International (HCI) is a non-governmental organization located in the community of Amanful in Cape Coast, Ghana. It officially began in 2008 as a program to empower youth in the community through sports. Since then, it has grown to include care and outreach surrounding health and education. HCI works closely with youth from twelve schools in Cape Coast, along with single mothers, teen mothers, and handicapped individuals. In addition to running regular activities and programs surrounding sports, health, and education, HCI also coordinates events to address important issues. HCI has made a significant impact with its programs already, and always looks for new ways to support and empower community members
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