Help · Educate · And · Love
An initiative borne by Aseye Adonu, a member of Scribes. The aim is to extend love to all — by helping the less privileged with gifts and resources, and empowering them through education.
Providing practical help — food, resources, and essential materials — to those who need it most.
Empowering communities through education, workshops, and tools that open doors to a better future.
A bridge between compassion and action — connecting our community to those who need care most.
Every project is rooted in genuine, unconditional love — the kind that transforms lives and reflects Christ.
Project H.E.A.L stands for Help, Educate, and Love — an initiative borne by Aseye Adonu, a member of Scribes Global.
The aim is to extend love to all; by helping the less privileged with the gifts and resources, and empowering them through education.
Through each project under H.E.A.L, we go beyond words — we act. From visiting children's homes and autism centres to empowering the deaf and supporting street children, every initiative is driven by Christ's love in action.
Each sub-project under H.E.A.L targets a specific community in need — bringing education, resources, and most importantly, love.
As part of our ongoing Project HEAL initiative, this year, we had the privilege of visiting the Nyamedua Children's Home in Adenta. During our visit, we contributed essential educational materials such as books, pens, erasers, and more, aiming to support their learning endeavors.
Additionally, we provided much-needed food items to assist in meeting their nutritional needs.
This year's edition, termed 'Project Care,' resonates deeply with our commitment to extend care and compassion to orphans. Our primary goal is to demonstrate heartfelt care through these contributions, furthering our mission to positively impact the lives of these children.
During the COVID period in 2020, we had plans of assisting people with autism but we couldn't do so due to the restrictions. We then had to reschedule it.
In 2021, we visited the HopeSetters Autism Center in Tema and donated educational materials to the institution. We also spent the day having fun with the kids and learning more about Autism and on how best we can be of help to people living with autism.
In 2018, we took the initiative once again, this time to help students who are deaf and dumb. We believe that, regardless of their limitation, they can still make impact and so must be heard.
We visited the State School for Deaf at Ashaiman and donated educational materials, food, toiletries, etc. to the school to help in their good work.
A student was also trained in poetry and was invited to perform a piece in sign language at our annual poetry event, Script on Scrolls.
"Regardless of their limitation, they can still make impact — and so must be heard."
In 2017, we partnered with SCEF International (Street Children Empowerment Fund) to educate and help street children in and around Bukom, a suburb of Accra Central.
In this project, we taught the kids for a month, provided them with educational materials and other important items.
Finally, we trained two of the kids in poetry and invited them to our annual event (Scripts on Scrolls) to perform.
"We taught, equipped, and then gave them a stage — because every voice deserves to be heard."
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