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The life-transforming campaign by Verna Purified Drinking Water under the Twellium Foundation has remarkably elevated another needy individual on the streets of Accra seeking basic needs.
The ‘Accra Turning Point‘ campaign, which aims to better the lives of those burdened by adversity, is regularly providing prompt responses to the urgent problems faced by people on the streets of Accra.
At the CMB market in Accra, a hardworking woman was identified through the campaign and has been immediately attended to.
Lydia Korkoi Armah is a 61-year-old petty trader in the Central Business District who needed to raise money for her medical bills.
Following the persistent symptoms of her challenging illness she lives in turmoil as her skin condition has not shown any sign of improvement since.
However, after a series of prayers, it took passionate intervention from Verna through the ‘Changing Lives Campaign‘ for her prayers to be answered.
Madam Lydia Korkoi Armah has therefore received a good amount of money which would enable her to pay her medical bills and inject additional capital into her business as she aims to cater for her three out of five children from which two have died.
This merciful gesture by Verna follows the recent benevolent act which saw a female coconut seller receive an amount of GHC 5,000 support to settle her debts including that of her children’s education.
Verna will continue the effort because she is committed to improving the lives of those who are most at risk on Accra’s streets.
Through broadcast and digital media, 3fm and TV3 will continue to inform our audience about the 12-week campaign which is bent on improving the lives of the vulnerable.
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