Hope for Ghana has built its fourth library and computer lab in the village of Anloga at a school of 600 primary school and junior high school students. Hope for Ghana’s newest project is proudly dedicated to the memory of Fritz Cameron who in 1977, at the age of 28, spent several years in Ghana as a Peace Corps volunteer. Fritz Cameron’s job as a math teacher at a small school in Ghana was the prelude to an overseas teaching career that spanned over 37 years.
The blog page “Doors Of Opportunity Open Wide” tells the exciting story of the transformation from empty classroom to library and computer lab, with many pictures of the beautiful children and video from the formal opening ceremony including my inaugural speech.
The Fritz Cameron Library will serve to educate Ghanaian children in the same way that Fritz dedicated his life to educating and impacting children in Ghana nearly 40 years ago.
