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Ms. Julia Morley, President of Miss World, and Ms. Inna Patty, Executive Director of Exclusive Events Ghana, conducted a grbad cutting ceremony for the construction of the Miss Ghana Orphanage and Skills Development Center in Huni -valley, in the Prestea Huni-Valley riding of the West region.
This multi-million dollar project, which will impact many lives, is part of the Miss Miss Beauty / Miss World charity.
The Miss Ghana Foundation, for many years, has shaped an impressive strength as this organization that raises awareness of various socio-economic issues, collaborates with government institutions and businesses to send relief to various communities across the country.
At the inauguration ceremony on Friday, July 5, the Executive Director of Exclusive Events Ghana, organizer of the Miss Ghana contest, Ms. Inna Patty congratulated MP Barbara Oteng-Gyasi for her quick response to the gift of the parcel. field until the foundation that had started the construction of the project.
She said that I would like to express my thanks to the Chief and Elders of this city, especially to your MP, who also serves as Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture for her dedication and desire to foster development. of its population; She played a vital role in the observation of the Orphanage and Skills Development Center of Prestea Huni-valley constituency.
Ms. Patty recalled that the Miss Ghana Foundation is not only about the care of beauty queens, but is also engaged in the development of societies. One of the major projects undertaken by the Miss Ghana Foundation is, among others, the Don Bosco Technical and Vocational Training Institute of Ashaiman, where the Foundation helped to acquire a 10 acre lot and has created a reception center where thousands of street children benefit from technical and social training.
It revealed that the project, once completed, would train young people in the manufacture of clothing and headdresses, catering, secretarial courses, carpentry, masonry, car mechanics, etc., in order to provide young people with skills that can be used to enable them to minimize community vices and bring development to the city.
Addressing the rally, Bosomtwi leader, Nana Kwabena Amponsah IV, expressed enthusiasm for the observation of the skills development center located in the Bosomtwi territory.
He said the center will not only serve the people of the Huni Valley, but also close and wide communities,
The leader urged parents and guardians to take advantage of the center once completed.
Ms. Inna Patty was accompanied by Miss World President Ms. Julia Morley, Ms. World 2018, Vanessa Ponce De Leon, Ms. Africa, Ms. Quinn Abenakyo, Ms. Nigeria 2018, Ms. Chidinma Aaron and Ms. Ghana Ghana 2018, Nana Ama Benson.
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