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ORGANIZATIONAL PROFILE
IN MY FATHER’S HOUSE was established by an Italian Comboni Missionary, Rev. Fr. Joseph Rabbiosi who was posted to the Abor Roman Catholic Parish in March 1975 in the Volta Region of Ghana.
On his pastoral tours he noted that most of the children were malnourished and sick. The |
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natural love he has for children compelled him to investigate these issues with the parents or guardians in collaboration with the local leaders and catechists. He therefore undertook to take care of them.
He later decided to bring the children to the mission house. Orphans and children who were left in the care of their ageing grand parents were also brought to the mission house. Fr. Rabbiosi decided to transform his small home to neglected children into a Non-Governmental Organization to solicit for funds for their proper upkeep and also to ensure continuity and sustainability of this humanitarian project. |
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Photos of Children in the Village |
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The home day in and day out increase in population and there is the need to put up more structures to house, education, etc the ever increasing orphans population.
IN MY FATHER'S HOUSE, has observed that it cannot do all these on her own but need support from around the world. |
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SERVICES
IN MY FATHER’S HOUSE achieves its objectives through the provision of the following services:
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Children Village
This is the upkeep of orphans and other neglected children in the Children's Home.
2. The Charity Programme (Services)
This is a scheme in which needy children are kept in their biological homes but are provided with food items and some cash monthly. It also includes widows, the elderly and poor families. Their medical bills are also taken care of.
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