Positive Chain Reactions

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Positive Chain Reactions is a non-profit, non-governmental organization involved in rural education and rural development.

16/11/2021

PCR wishes all BECE CANDIDATES the very best in their exams. Don't cheat

Photos from Positive Chain Reactions's post 23/09/2021

Almost ten (10) years ago, December 2011, our first vacation classes

23/09/2021

Ten (10) years ago, was birthed, having been conceived for years. Vacation classes was organised for the schoolchildren of the Pramso community in December, not long after our official registration.

Unfortunately after that, we went into hibernation. However, since late 2017 until now, we've been awake, and up and doing. πŸ’ͺ🏿πŸ’ͺ🏿

We are grateful and thankful for all of you fine people who have supported us over the years. May God bless bless you all. Please keep supporting the PCR cause.

This 10 years anniversary will be celebrated. Watch this space for details. Thanks





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Photos from Positive Chain Reactions's post 01/09/2021

In the last week of the PCR August Experience, the Chairman of the PCR Executive Board paid us a visit

Photos from Positive Chain Reactions's post 01/09/2021

There was some chilling too. When you have the chief servant of UBS Foods present with the Bosomtwe tilapia close By, then of course fufu for pae. So yes we did enjoy some UBS fufu flour

Photos from Positive Chain Reactions's post 01/09/2021

By God's grace, the maiden edition of the PCR August Experience experience came to an end on Friday the 27th of August. It was held at Abono in the Bosomtwe District of Ashanti. It was ran for 3 weeks.

We were test running the project to learn lessons for replication. Yes, we have learned those lessons (to be shared later). For now I share with you that it was very successful in spite of all the challenges we faced.

Team PCR is grateful God for life and providence. We are also grateful to our donors for their support. This programme would not have been possible without our willing and selfless volunteers. May God bless us allπŸ™πŸΏπŸ™πŸΏ.

Photos from Positive Chain Reactions's post 15/08/2021

The PCR Executive Board
From left to right:

1. Dr. Gifty Serwaa Mensah
Founder and Executive Director, PCR
Managing Director, Uniquely Brakatu Solutions (UBS)

2. Mr. Kasagma Charles Wompiah
Board Chairman, PCR
Director; Jesus Cares For You Enterprise
Executive Director; Preventive Health Education Service (NGO)
Executive Director / Lecturer; E-WARP, a phonetic reading programme initiative

3. Mr. Isaac Annor
Board Member, PCR
Managing Director: G.F-Larnor company Ltd.
An architect and a project manager by profession.

4.Pln. Benjamin Agyenim Boateng
Board Member, PCR
Director, Physical Planning Department
Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly

5. Pln. Ruth Agyeiwaa Yamoah
Board Member, PCR
Urban Planner
Local Government Service.

6. Mr. Fred Frimpong
Board Member, PCR
Project Manager, Solidaridad Ghana

Photos from Positive Chain Reactions's post 14/08/2021

The PCR Learning Centre at Pramso was commissioned on 6th August 2021. The facility is now opened and operational and students have already started using it.

We're grateful to all those who keep supporting the PCR cause and vision. God bless you abundantly. We always need support so if you have anyway of supporting us kindly get in touch.
0249302534 (Positive Chain Reactions)

Photos from Positive Chain Reactions's post 14/08/2021

The first week of the maiden edition of the PCR August Experience saw 3 grown-up and 4 young volunteers providing literacy lessons to about 50 schoolchildren.

The young volunteers were brought along largely to inspire the beneficiaries of the programme. However, they were able to help teach the young ones who couldn't write and/or identify the alphabets very well.
They were also brought along as a way of teaching and inculcating in them the spirit of volunteerism. These kids were helpful and also enjoyed themselves.



Photos from Positive Chain Reactions's post 13/08/2021

So the maiden edition of the PCR August Experience (vacation classes, focusing on literacy in the rural areas) began on 9th August 2021 at Abono as planned.

Volunteers arrived at Abono on the 9th August in the evening and lessons began the next day.

Since the JHS stream is still in school the programme was held for only the primary stream. KG pupils of 6 years and above could also join.

The first day's activities consisted of assessing them and categorizing them bases on their literacy skills.

We met them for 3 days in the first week and will continue next week until the end of August. The response so far is good. Attendance isn't bad although some of the kids may be dragged to the farm.

Volunteers are staying in the community during this period in accommodation provided by the community.

Enquiries and financial support can be channelled through 0249302534 (Positive Chain Reactions). Thanks



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Positive Chain Reactions P. O. Box KS 16697, Adum-Kumasi
Kumasi