The Kufuor Scholars Program's Annual Community Service Week saw over 150 scholars deploy to five regions of Ghana to carry out impactful community projects.
Projects ranged from health screening outreaches in rural communities to educational workshops in underserved schools, environmental clean-up campaigns, and technology literacy programs for women and youth.
The initiative, now in its eighth year, is a cornerstone of the program's mission to cultivate socially responsible leaders. Scholars work in teams to plan, fundraise, and execute their projects, developing practical leadership and project management skills.
Communities in the Volta, Northern, Ashanti, Western, and Greater Accra regions benefited from this year's activities, with an estimated 5,000 direct beneficiaries.

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