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SparkLife International Honors 10 Women in Oti Region for Their Contributions

Accra: SparkLife International has recognised and honoured 10 remarkable women for their invaluable contributions to their families, communities, and professions as part of the International Women's Day (IWD) in the Oti Region.

According to Ghana News Agency, the awardees include Adagbe Florence, a 64-year-old dedicated farmer, Madam Rebecca Manu, a 43-year-old hairdresser, Madam Elizabeth Aseiduwaa, a 43-year-old cleaner at GCB Bank, and Madam Grace Kekpare, an educator. The list also features Miss Teye Abigail, an 18-year-old fashion designer, Ms Francisca Tsikpa, another fashion designer, Madam Etornam, a teacher, Madam Esther Hammond, the Acting Regional Coordinator for Gender and Children in the Oti Region, Nana Ama, an administrator, and Madam Cynthia Kpodo, a mathematics teacher.

The event, themed 'Appreciating the Multitask Qualities of All Women,' highlighted the organization's commitment to empowering young women through its Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) programme, aimed at combating human trafficking and exploitation. Mr. Destiny Selormey, the Founder of SparkLife International, presented a special recognition package to the ten women, acknowledging their resilience, dedication, and hard work.

As part of its TVET initiative, SparkLife International donated two sewing machines to two adolescent females, Teye and Tsikpa, to support their careers in fashion design. Mr. Selormey emphasized that the organization remains dedicated to empowering women and young girls through skills training, education, and recognition of their efforts in society. He noted that the donation of sewing machines marks another step in the fight against human trafficking and exploitation, as economic empowerment is a vital tool for women's independence and protection.

Mr. Selormey added, "Moving forward, SparkLife International is committed to expanding its reach, supporting more women, and ensuring that every woman, regardless of her background, is celebrated and empowered."

Ms. Tsikpa expressed gratitude for the support and commended the leadership for their continuous support to women in the community. Additionally, a nurse from Dambai Health Center was also honoured for her dedication to healthcare services in the region.