It’s Week Three here in Ghana for us. This week, we are
finishing up second-time loan classes in Wekpeti and Ekorso. Spencer and Liza’s
class in Wekpeti consists of four farmers and a goods marketer. In Ekorso,
David and I have been able to visit extensively with all of our six class
members about their businesses, all of which are unique. We have been going
through their financials this week and getting the details of their businesses.
We are excited to be issuing second loans to all of the
class members, both in Wekpeti and Ekorso for a total of eleven loan
recipients. All members asked for significant sized loans. We have decided
that, because all of the attendees of these two classes are eligible and
worthwhile to invest in, that we will grant them all second loans. To do so,
the four of us have really enjoyed talking with each business owner about how
they can leverage their savings and a second loan in order to accomplish their
same goals by bringing together what they have in savings in addition to the
loan they will receive.
The four of us have also enjoyed teaching in the Kwabeng
High School with Douglas, making Ghanaian chocolate cake with Sister Dalton
(the local senior missionary sister in Abomosu), playing soccer with the local
kids, getting our hair braided (the girls), and receiving life advice from
Stephen Sr. over meals. We are beginning to get into more of a routine and
becoming more affective teachers in our SEED classes. We are excited to
continue our work here!
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