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Adom TV presenter, Cynthia Tima Yeboah has, through the Tima Kumkum Foundation supported children at the Osu Correctional Centre in Accra.
For Christmas, the foundation prepared meals for about 250 children on the streets of Accra together with 50 inmates at the Correctional Centre.
They also made a donation in partnership with Royal Couture with support from Wilmar Africa and Abova water to the centre.
Items donated included bags of rice, boxes of oil, spices, Indomie, bottles of water, toiletries, provisions and soft drinks.
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