Hon. Sammi Awuku Spreads Love On Valentine’s Day With Special Needs Schools

In a heartwarming show of love and compassion, Hon. Sammi Awuku chose to spend his Valentine’s Day with students and teachers at the School for the Deaf and the School for the Blind in his constituency. The visit was filled with encouragement, motivation, and a commitment to improving special needs education in the area.

Visit to the School for the Deaf

At the School for the Deaf, Hon. Awuku took time to interact with the students, offering words of encouragement and inspiration. Addressing the students, he urged them to remain dedicated to their education, assuring them that their abilities and talents were unique and valuable.

“God made each and every one of you wonderfully, and He understands you better than anyone else. You are special, and you should never let anything hold you back from achieving your dreams,” he told the students.

Hon. Awuku reaffirmed his commitment to supporting their education and ensuring they receive the necessary resources for a conducive learning environment. He acknowledged the efforts of the teachers and pledged his support in improving the overall quality of education in the school.

A major highlight of his visit was the announcement of a Teachers’ Welfare Fund, which he plans to establish in the constituency. He emphasized that while all teachers would benefit from the fund, special attention would be given to teachers handling students with special needs.

“Teaching is a noble profession, and those who dedicate their time and effort to educating children with special needs deserve even more recognition and support,” he remarked.

Visit to the School for the Blind

Hon. Awuku’s next stop was the School for the Blind, where he was warmly welcomed by students and staff. One of the standout moments of the visit was a splendid musical performance by the school’s choir, which left him deeply impressed.

Moved by their talent, he pledged to support the school’s choir to help them develop their musical abilities further.

“Music is a powerful tool, and I have no doubt that with the right support, this choir can become one of the best music groups in the country,” he said, promising to provide the necessary resources to enhance their musical journey.

Hon. Awuku also extended his appreciation to the teaching and non-teaching staff for their dedication and service to the students. He reassured them that the Teachers’ Welfare Fund would also cater to their needs, providing additional support and motivation for their hard work.

A Special Appreciation from the School’s Leadership

During the visit, the headmistress of the School for the Blind expressed her gratitude to Hon. Awuku for his thoughtful gesture and unwavering commitment to special needs education. She used the opportunity to appeal for additional support to address some of the pressing challenges facing the school.

In a special moment, she also formally invited Hon. Awuku to their 80th-anniversary celebration, which he gladly acknowledged, promising to continue his support for the school beyond the occasion.

A Valentine’s Day of Love and Giving

To make the day even more memorable, Hon. Awuku shared Valentine’s gifts of chocolates and snacks with the students and teachers. The students were delighted by the gesture, and the atmosphere was filled with joy and appreciation.

His visit was met with gratitude and excitement, reinforcing his dedication to inclusive education and teacher welfare in the constituency. By choosing to spend Valentine’s Day with children with special needs, Hon. Awuku demonstrated true leadership, love, and a deep sense of responsibility toward the most vulnerable members of society.

This visit not only uplifted spirits but also sent a strong message about the importance of equal opportunities, support for teachers, and recognizing the potential of every child, regardless of their abilities.

Source: GhanaFeed.Com