On this day 3rd December 2016 REACT Humanitarian Network was born with the primary

focus to help “Turn Disability into Ability Through Education.”

REACT turned 2 on the 3rd of December 2018 and celebrated the day with a fundraising dinner.

REACT donates books to a school in Ekurabadze

Covid-19 wrecked and continues to cause havoc in nations all around the world. 

REACT picked up donations of books worth over fourteen thousand pounds from Book Aid International in London on the Friday 18th of September.

REACT donates food items and hygiene products to 30 household beneficiaires 

The Homase D A Junior Secondary school and Kindergarten took delivery of their share of the REACT/Usborne Books@ Home project on Friday 13th March 2020.

The Swindon Ghanaian Society (SGS) has  presented three hundred Pound (£300) to fund the construction of one

of REACT’s ramps for disabled children at the Old Ningo Presbyterian Basic L A primary school.

Tech Camp Limited, a UK Technology company that offers advanced Engineering & coding 

classes to young people has donated a laptop to REACT on Wednesday 5th of February 2020.

To the abled-bodied person, a journey across the length and breadth of Ghana is as

difficult as one can imagine in any environment where rural roads are inaccessible
and transports are not regular.

On this day 3rd December 2016 REACT Humanitarian Network was born with the primary

focus to help “Turn Disability into Ability Through Education.”

REACT on Sunday 24th November 2019 donated 20 pairs of new football boots

to Federation of Cerebral Palsy Football Ghana (FCPF-GH) in Northampton.

Usborne Books at Home has donated 42 boxes of books worth many hundreds of pounds to REACT

By kind courtesy of OFIE-Direct, the UK’s most reliable door-door shipping company one of REACT’s university student’s in Ghana receives his box for the semester

Ebenezer demonstrates his Braille skills for the first time.

Ebenezer returns to school at Akropong school for the blind

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Meet 24-year-old Joseph Kwasi Akwetey from Ningo who's currently studying Computer Science Engineering in Ghana but needs urgent help. 

REACT picked up the first consignment of Healthcare equipment from Millbrook Healthcare Centre in Didcot, Oxfordshire.

Big Yellow Self Storage Oxford has provided free storage facility to REACT to help alleviate the charity’s storage challenges.

REACT turned 2 on the 3rd of December 2018 and celebrated the day with a fundraising dinner.

2018 PROJECT IN PICTURES

REACT has being around barely 2 years but our impact through our projects have been greatly felt in many parts of Ghana.

Barely two years old but REACT’s intervention projects continue to impact communities at an unbelievable pace.

By kind courtesy of SAGE Publishing REACT has presented Tricycles worth £450 to some of our beneficiaries in Ghana.

By kind courtesy of Osei-Kusi Foundation (OKF) http://oseikusifoundation.org/ 

4-year-old Christian Nartey could not hide his delight for the opportunity to start school for the first time by kind courtesy of REACT with support from SAGE Publishing.

REACT renewed our commitment to Sherifa by ensuring her journey into a new school was fulfilled.

REACT VISITS RICHARD POST SURGERY

As our projects continue to impact lives in many parts of Ghana, the number of children in our folds also continues to increase.

Emmanuela Wadza finally at the age of 8 sets foot into a classroom for the first time by kind courtesy of REACT with support from SAGE Publishing.

At REACT one of our values is to celebrate success stories and learn from our challenges and Richard Denu brought us both this year.

Meet 11-year-old Richard who needs urgent help for an emergency surgery.

The UN’s day of Persons with Disability by Dr Felix Nana Kofi Ofori

Leon Roos, one of REACT’s inspirational Trustees and his Dad Philip have completed a 100-mile cycling race at the Birmingham Velo cycle event to raise funds for REACT.

SAGE publications, a leading International provider of innovative high-quality content publishing has donated £2000 to support  REACT’s project.

REACT took delivery of books donations worth £400 from Usborne Children’s Books; an award winning independent children’s book publisher in the UK.

As part of our promises to disabled children  REACT has donated items worth about £2000 to 39 vulnerable children in Ghana.

The management of INGRAM MICRO  in Witney, Oxfordshire donates to REACT

REACT received yet another donation from one of its sympathisers. 

REACT inspired by the support of donors and its TRUSTEES  sends its first shipment to Ghana

REACT officially launched in Wantage, Oxfordshire, UK.