Apam Orphanage, under the leadership of Evangelist Papa Nii Adjeman, has embarked on a remarkable journey of expansion to the Northern Region, touching the lives of over 180 children in need.
Founded in 2014, the orphanage started with just four children from the Sandema community and has since grown into a thriving institution with a mission to support deprived districts in Ghana and across Africa.
Evangelist Adjeman, who faced homelessness and challenges in his early years, made a promise to God that if he survived, he would create a haven for the less privileged. Now, 30 years later, his dream is becoming a reality.
The orphanage in Choo Kukuo, Tamale municipality, features a 9-unit classroom block providing a conducive learning environment for the children. Additionally, Apam Orphanage has enrolled students in various universities, including ATTC, Accra Technical University, Kumasi Technical University, and the University of Development Studies, Tamale.
Despite facing challenges such as children arriving unable to read or write, Evangelist Adjeman remains steadfast in his commitment to providing quality education and skills training for the children. As the orphanage approaches its 30th anniversary in ministry, it calls on well-wishers and companies to support its mission of uplifting the lives of these wonderful children.
Joining hands with Apam Global Outreach in this vision can make a significant difference for the children who find hope and support at the orphanage. The expansion to the Northern Region marks a significant milestone in the journey of Apam Orphanage, showing the impact of resilience, dedication, and good shepherdship in transforming lives for the better.
