From April 24th to 28th, 2023, the schools in the Ledzokuku community became arenas of learning and empowerment, not just for academics but for life-saving knowledge on disaster prevention. A comprehensive sensitization exercise was rolled out, focusing on flood and fire safety, alongside climate change-related disasters.

Students and teachers engaged in interactive sessions, where experts demonstrated practical safety measures and shared insights on the science of climate change. The program aimed to:

• Equip students with the skills to respond effectively to emergencies.
• Foster a culture of safety and preparedness within the educational environment.
• Encourage proactive measures to mitigate the impact of climate-related disasters.

This initiative is a shining example of proactive education, preparing our youth to lead the way in building a resilient and informed community.

The More Hope for Disabled Foundation (MHFDF) and the Foundation for Educational and Cultural Empowerment Ghana (FENCE-GHANA) held a joint event at the Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly (LeKMA) assembly hall in Teshie on Saturday, April 15, 2023. The event was part of the MHFDF’s efforts to support its members to gain a meaningful means of livelihood.
The event featured various activities, such as:
A motivational talk by Mr. Samuel Asare, the founder and director of FENCE-GHANA, who shared his inspiring story of overcoming disability and achieving success in education and entrepreneurship.

Curious Minds, a non governmental organization based in Teshie, on Friday, 21st April, 2023, held a community sensitization and awareness program on Open Defecation for selected natives from the Municipality.

Dubbed: AGENDA FOR TEAM HEAD’S CAPACITY BUILDING FOR OUT OF SCHOOL YOUTH
CHAMPION’S TO END OPEN DEFECATION IN TESHIE, the program saw the sensitization of twenty-five indigenous participants drawn from the coastal communities in the Municipality to champion the course of ending open defecation.

Various speakers took turns to extend education on statistics, cause, effect as well as consequences in engaging in the menace.

Again, participants also demonstrated in a presentation what was assimilated and how they will engage folks along the coast to stop open defecation.

All stakeholders of the program pledge to maximize efforts to keep the environment keep and improve upon insanitary conditions that has bedeviled the coastal areas.

Ledzokuku Municipal Planning Committee (LekMPC) Holds A Technical Sub-Committee Inspection on 13th April, 2023.

The inspection took place on various locations such as South Teshie, North-West Teshie and Obediben.
It was supervised by the Secretary of the Spatial Planning, key members of the committee and some members of the heads of departments and units of the assembly.

A First Quarter MPCU meeting of the Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly was held on Tuesday, April 13th, 2023. The meeting which took place at the Assembly Hall saw the attendance of the Municipal Coordinating Director, Ing. John Tsikor and some key heads of Departments and Units at the Assembly.
The matters discussed at the meeting included presentation of Fourth Quarter and Annual Progress Report by Departments and Units.