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Message: [QUOTE="Queen, post: 88172, member: 27"] A rubber company just dropped GH¢272,000 on a kindergarten toilet in Ghana's Central Region, and the community is already asking for a health clinic next. GREL builds toilet facility for Eguafo Breman school [LIST] [*]Ghana Rubber Estates Limited commissioned the new sanitation block. [*]Construction cost came in at GH¢272,000 for the project. [*]Eguafo Breman Kindergarten School in the Central Region benefits. [*]Chiefs, parents, and school authorities attended the handover ceremony. [/LIST] The company frames it as a long-term community investment [LIST] [*]Perry Acheampong, GREL's Corporate Affairs Manager, led the messaging. [*]Proper sanitation supports healthier learning environments for kids. [*]GREL already built the school block back in 2019 for GH¢340,000. [*]Corporate social responsibility is a stated core company value. [/LIST] Acheampong ties it to broader rural-development goals [LIST] [*]Thousands of rubber farmers are the industry's backbone locally. [*]Local processing of agricultural products creates jobs directly. [*]Agribusiness can drive rural growth beyond just raw production. [*]Value addition and rural industrialization are the bigger vision. [/LIST] Community leaders respond with gratitude and requests [LIST] [*]Nana Gyan Dadzie I thanked GREL for its ongoing support. [*]His appeal: build a CHPS compound for healthcare access next. [*]Education Director Mercy Lissah urged proper facility maintenance. [*]Peter Atuora warned that upkeep encourages future GREL projects. [/LIST] [/QUOTE]

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