14/08/2026
HUM KOFORIDUA SECTOR ORGANIZES VACATION SCHOOL FOR VULNERABLE KIDS CLUB AT DENSUANO
«“Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it.”
— Proverbs 22:6 (NKJV)»
As part of its efforts to minister to children within its target groups, particularly vulnerable children, the Home and Urban Missions (HUM) Koforidua Sector organized a vacation school session for children and teenagers of the Densuano Kids Club on 13th August 2026.
The programme was led by the Koforidua Sector Pastor, Ps James Amoah-Mensah, together with a team of HUM workers. The initiative seeks to use the long vacation period to provide the children with spiritual nourishment, mentorship, education, and practical guidance for their personal development.
The session, held at the Densuano MA Basic School, formed part of a three-day vacation school programme designed specifically for members of the Densuano Kids Club.
Approximately 65 children and 20 teenagers participated in the opening session. They were taken through Bible lessons, action songs, mentorship sessions, and other interactive activities aimed at nurturing their faith and equipping them for responsible living.
The three-day programme focuses on relevant topics such as career guidance, drug addiction awareness and prevention, academic excellence, personal development, and biblical principles for Christian living. Through these sessions, HUM seeks to empower the children to make positive choices and develop a strong foundation for their future.
Among those present were Mrs Emma Serwaa Amoah-Mensah, wife of the HUM Pastor; Mrs Fatima Owusu Kissi, NEC Member, HUM; Hon. Appiah, Assembly Member for the Densuano Electoral Area; and other HUM workers.
The vacation school programme will continue on 19th and 20th August 2026 at the Densuano MA Basic School. It will also be extended to other Areas in the Sector.
The initiative demonstrates HUM Koforidua Sector’s commitment to reaching vulnerable children with the Gospel while providing holistic support that contributes to their spiritual, educational, social, and personal development.