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ADRA Ghana to train June 29 flood victims and support livelihood recovery

The Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) Ghana has announced plans to provide skills training and livelihood support for families affected by the devastating June 29 floods, shifting its focus from emergency relief to long-term recovery.
While relief efforts continue, ADRA Ghana says restoring livelihoods will be critical to helping affected families recover fully and rebuild their lives with dignity."After this presentation, we will be engaging with our donor partners and once NADMO has identified the victims, we will collaboratively work with them so that the affected victims can be trained in some skills which they can engage in livelihood activities.
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