Community members had their questions and concerns addressed by the service providers. The service providers urged members of the general public to reach out with questions and that their services are open to all Ghanaians regardless of ones ethnicity, religion, or political background. It was also highlighted that there is the need for follow-up engagements and dialogues to clarify any misleading claims and strengthen trust between community members and the service providers.
This town hall meeting was made possible under ‘Bridging the Gap: Promoting Socio-Economic Inclusion, Social Cohesion, and Peacebuilding for Vulnerable Communities’ project which is implemented with the support of the Global Community Engagement and Resilience Fund in partnership with CDD-Ghana, RISE-Ghana and CARO-Ghana.