Uploaded January 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Many children in Ghana do not have access to potable water. This has led to children being prone to bacteria-related illnesses or diseases caused by germs. In contributing to curb this, the DGT Ghana CAS (Creativity Activity and Service) Project, an initiative by seven students from Tema International School, partnered with the KJM Foundation to build a borehole for the people of Fotobi, a community located at the Akuapim South Municipality, with access to potable water.
The Do Great Thing Ghana (DGT) is made of final year students of the Diploma Program of Tema International School:
Rudolph Dogbegah – Initiator
Amina Banda – Public Relations Officer
Nana Yaw Asare Frimpong – Secretary
Jano Attionu – Project Manager
Elorm Godzi – Dept. Project Manager
Kwame Asafo-Adjei – Treasurer
Chelpang Alhassan – Communications Director
Together, we embarked on this journey of challenging ourselves towards the United Nations SDG 6 - Clean Water and Sanitation, as the main objective of our CAS Initiative and with the massive contribution of GHC 24,200 from the Ghana Oil Company (GOIL) and our parents, we raised GHC 28,000 in order to bring our vision to reality.
On 9 December 2021, we had the privilege to commission the borehole and now the Fotobi Community has clean water.
A huge thank you to GOIL, our parents, and Tema International School, management and coordinators, for giving us such an amazing opportunity to develop ourselves and our project. They believed and supported our vision.
Rudolph Dogbegah (Leader of the DGT Ghana team)
www.tis.edu.gh
instagram.com/p/CXECTKTMQVY/?utm_medium=copy_link
instagram.com/dgtghana?utm_medium=copy_link
Many children in Ghana do not have access to potable water. This has led to children being prone to bacteria-related illnesses or diseases caused by germs. In contributing to curb this, the DGT Ghana CAS (Creativity Activity and Service) Project, an initiative by seven students from Tema International School, partnered with the KJM Foundation to build a borehole for the people of Fotobi, a community located at the Akuapim South Municipality, with access to potable water.
The Do Great Thing Ghana (DGT) is made of final year students of the Diploma Program of Tema International School:
Rudolph Dogbegah – Initiator
Amina Banda – Public Relations Officer
Nana Yaw Asare Frimpong – Secretary
Jano Attionu – Project Manager
Elorm Godzi – Dept. Project Manager
Kwame Asafo-Adjei – Treasurer
Chelpang Alhassan – Communications Director
Together, we embarked on this journey of challenging ourselves towards the United Nations SDG 6 - Clean Water and Sanitation, as the main objective of our CAS Initiative and with the massive contribution of GHC 24,200 from the Ghana Oil Company (GOIL) and our parents, we raised GHC 28,000 in order to bring our vision to reality.
On 9 December 2021, we had the privilege to commission the borehole and now the Fotobi Community has clean water.
A huge thank you to GOIL, our parents, and Tema International School, management and coordinators, for giving us such an amazing opportunity to develop ourselves and our project. They believed and supported our vision.
Rudolph Dogbegah (Leader of the DGT Ghana team)
www.tis.edu.gh
instagram.com/p/CXECTKTMQVY/?utm_medium=copy_link
instagram.com/dgtghana?utm_medium=copy_link
