Globen School has commemorated its 30th anniversary with a charitable outreach to the Good Samaritan Home, reaffirming its long-standing commitment to social responsibility and community development.

The visit, which forms part of activities leading up to the school’s 30th anniversary celebration scheduled for March 28, 2026, marks the second time the institution has extended support to the orphanage in Adidome in the Volta region.

The delegation travelled from Accra and was warmly received by management and the children of the Home.

Speaking in an interview with Joy Learning TV, the Headmaster of Globen School, Mr Samuel Delali Yeboah, explained that although there are numerous orphanages in Accra, the school intentionally chose to support one in a rural area.

He noted that homes located outside major urban centres often receive less assistance.

Mr Yeboah described the experience as deeply touching and reaffirmed the school’s determination to continue supporting the Home whenever possible.

He also expressed sincere appreciation to the Catholic Church for establishing the facility and for its sustained efforts in caring for children who have been abandoned or rejected by their families.

He further extended gratitude to the Director of Globen School, Mrs Gloria Obeng, for facilitating the outreach initiative. Special thanks were also conveyed to parents of pupils at the school, whose generous contributions and unwavering support played a significant role in the success of the donation.

Adding his voice, Mr Kwao Tetteh, a teacher at the school, expressed excitement at the opportunity to support the Home. He remarked that the outreach reflected the institution’s spirit of compassion and its dedication to making a positive impact in the lives of the less privileged.

He expressed the hope that such acts of generosity would bring continued blessings and opportunities to the Globen School community.

Mr Nana Opoku Fofie also called on the school’s management to make similar initiatives more frequent and sustainable.

He stressed that consistent acts of kindness would not only transform the lives of the children but also strengthen the school’s legacy of generosity and social responsibility.

Rev. Fr Iyaji Mark Ekpo, Bursar of the Good Samaritan Home, conveyed heartfelt appreciation to the school for travelling from Accra to Adidome to donate.

While commending Globen School for its compassion, he appealed to individuals and organisations across the country to extend further support to the orphanage.

He disclosed that due to limited resources and inadequate funding, the Home is currently unable to admit additional children, despite growing demand.

Increased assistance, he noted, would enable the Home to expand its capacity and provide care, shelter and hope to more vulnerable children.