Benjamin Apedo Family’s Letter of Appreciation to the Annapolis Striders

My name is Ben Apedo. I represent the Apedo family sponsored by the Annapolis Striders. I have five siblings. When I was selected by PPPF to receive training and set-up support in the MORE system, I was so grateful. My initial vegetable farm during my training consisted of 30 beds which were 4 feet by [...]

The Allosis Family to Kenneth Square YMCA and the Philadelphia Marathon

Letter of Appreciation:  I am Allorsis Frempong. I represent the Allorsis Family. I was very happy to be selected by Perpetual Prosperity Pumps Foundation and to be sponsored by Kenneth Square YMCA and the Philadelphia Marathon.
I have always wanted to set up my personal farm since I was a kid. But I did not want [...]

May Report from M.O.R.E. Institute 2009

May was a unique month for the MORE Institute and PPPF USA and all our adopted families. This is because a completely new approach to adopting families called the MORE Village concept was launched. Thirty adopted families from one town displayed their produce and the items they have received from the MORE program and some [...]

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30 Rabbit Hutches and 30 Poultry Pens completed to be supplied to Adopted Families

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The number of adopted families continues to increase and so are the numbers of families on waiting list to be adopted. PPPF has therefore completed 30 rabbit hutches and 30 poultry pens to be distributed to farming families in April.

This new hutches and pens have dimensions that ensure the highest maintenance practices. The materials used are MORE durable and adopted families who witnessed its construction cannot wait to receive them. The distribution is scheduled for May 1st, 2009.

KITA fully wired to be connected to a Grid by April 30, 2009

Filed under M.O.R.E., News by admin on March 30, 2009 at 4:28 pm no comments

Since January 2006, PPPF has worked with the Kumasi Institute of Tropical Agriculture, an award winning Institution to research and expand knowledge in the MORE system and provide training for adopted families in the MORE system. PPPF has provided tech transfer and tools for capacity building to improve curriculum at the KITA to better train participants in the MORE system. KITA has been off the grid since 1993 when it moved into its current site or location. Students and trainees have therefore lived on power supplied by a generator bought and shipped to the school by PPPF in January 2007.

In March 2009, PPPF has provided support for KITA to be connected to the grid. KITA has been wired and the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has promised that permits and reading meters will be ready by 30th April 2009.

When KITA gets hooked to electricity, the MORE curriculum will be documented unto computers, and the advantages to the MORE training cannot be overstated.

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