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The document frames Hope Week as an annual charity initiative focused on community needs, generous giving, and hope for deprived communities with very low or no income. It highlights sanitation gaps causing open defecation, contamination risks, and health harms, especially for women and children. 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Introduction/Background 3  \n2. Problems/Challenges 3  \n3. Project Beneficiaries 5  \n4. Objectives, Goal 5  \n5. Expected Results/Outcome 5  \n6. Impacts of Hope Week 5  \n7. Hope Week in Pictures 6  \nHope Week 2015  \nHope Week 2016  \nHope Week 2017  \n8. Hope Week 2018 Activities 9  \n9. Programme Outline 9  \n10. Monitoring/Personnel 10  \n11. Pictures of Obom – Swada Community 11  \n12. Summary of Proposed Estimate 12  \n13. Marketing & Communication 12  \n14. Sponsorship Packages 12  \n15. Background of Hopeworks Ghana 13  \n16. Focus Areas 14  \n17. Partnerships 14  \n18. Stakeholders 14  \n19. Achievements 14  \n20. Status 15  \n1. INTRODUCTION/BACKGROUND  \nHope Week is an annual charity project which is organized on every 1st July is aimed at learning about the needs of the community, reflecting on the importance of generous giving, spreading the message of hope, bringing hope to the less fortunate, teaching the essence of giving back to society and making consistent effort in bringing hope to the less fortunate with emphasis on deprived communities with very low/no income.  \nSince the inception of the project in 2015 in Kai Me Bre in Kasoa in the Central Region, about 1,150 less privileged children and families have benefitted from the distribution of educational materials, food items and other personal effects like clothes, shoes, slippers, etc.  \nThe project which has successfully been running for the past 3 years would mark its 4th year next year with some proposed social intervention projects for the people of Obom – Swada in the Ga South Municipality in the Greater Accra Region which has a population of over 300. For the purpose of this project, we would like to focus on the construction of toilet facility for Swada village, a village with about 300 people with very low income.  \n2. PROBLEMS/CHALLENGES  \nSwada, a village in Obom Community in the Ga South Municipality in the Greater Accra Region with a total population of about 300 (180 females and 120 males) has farming as the main occupation of the people. It is regarded as the most deprived village among the 160 villages in the Greater Accra Municipality.  \n􀁸 Lack of Public Toilets  \nIt is disappointing to note that in this modern age, there is no place of convenience. This is an issue to be worried about. This was one of the major concerns raised by the Elders of the community during our visit. This has resulted to the practice of open defecation which has the potential to contribute to the people suffering from the contaminating effects of open defecation particularly women and children.  \nUsing proper toilets prevents the transfer of bacteria, viruses and parasites found in human excreta which otherwise contaminate water resources, soil and food. This contamination is a major cause of diarrhea, the second biggest killer of children and leads to other major diseases such as cholera, schistosomiasis and trachoma.  \nImproving access to sanitation is a critical step towards reducing the impact of these diseases. It also helps create physical environments that enhance safety, dignity and self-esteem. Safety issues are particularly important for women and children, who otherwise risk sexual harassment and assault when defecating at night and in secluded areas.  \nProgress has not been made with the Sustainable Development Goal target on sanitation at the current rates of progress even though the Inter-governmental Open Working Group on the Post-2015 Sustainable Development Goals have recommended that the new goals include a target of achieving adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all and ending open defecation by 2030. This is one of the reason why the appeal to end the practice of open defecation is being made with growing insistence.  \nUsing proper toilets prevents th","cbCaipVFRnvRy0vX","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipVFRnvRy0vX","pdf",2579216,"English","# 1. Introduction/Background\n# 2. Problems/Challenges\n# 3. Project Beneficiaries\n# 4. Objectives, Goal\n## 4.1 Objectives\n## 4.2 Goal\n# 5. Expected Results/Outcome\n# 6. Impacts of Hope Week\n# 7. Hope Week in Pictures\n# 8. Hope Week 2018 Activities\n# 9. Programme Outline\n# 10. Monitoring/Personnel\n# 11. Pictures of Obom – Swada Community\n# 12. Summary of Proposed Estimate\n# 13. Marketing & Communication\n# 14. Sponsorship Packages\n# 15. Background of Hopeworks Ghana\n# 16. Focus Areas\n# 17. Partnerships\n# 18. Stakeholders\n# 19. Achievements\n# 20. 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