Asempa FM’s Ekosii Sen Impact Project has celebrated a major milestone by handing over a fully furnished three-bedroom apartment to the family of Moses Addai, whose left leg was amputated after a car accident.
The house was handed over the to the family on Friday July 26 at Trede in the Ashanti region.
Moses Addai, whose story was prominently featured in JoyNews’ documentary “Crushed Young,” produced by the award-winning journalist Seth Kwame Boateng has been a beacon of hope for many.
The documentary shed light on his courageous journey, which sparked widespread community support and empathy.
As part of the ongoing support for Moses and his family, last year, the initiative also provided a fully-stocked mini supermarket to his mother, further aiding their financial stability and daily needs.
This impactful project was made possible through the generous contributions of listeners and the significant sponsorship of JL Properties.
The initiative reflects a deep commitment to transforming lives and making a tangible difference in the community.
The team extended their heartfelt gratitude to everyone who supported the project and celebrated the positive change it has brought to Moses and his family.
Attached are pictures showcasing the family’s previous living conditions, contrasting with the new home that stands as a testament to the community’s generosity and support
