This is how Sonja Weilharter supports children in Ghana - a success report

This is how Sonja Weilharter supports children in Ghana - a success report

Sonja Weilharter made her way to Ghana, and since then she has spent an incredible 509 days there. This time used the committed founder of the "Live to Give" initiative to improve the life of orphans and godchildren in Accra, the capital of Ghanas. With an impressive report on her work in the Pfarrstadl Sulz in the Wienerwald, she recently captured an interested audience.

Weilharter began her social engagement during her Matura in 2013. Since then she has achieved numerous successes, including the support of an orphanage, the renovation and modernization of which she successfully realized in 2016. The orphanage is now able to look after 47 children and offers them a hygienic and modern environment.

social projects and support

In addition, the committed activist already gave 125 school sponsorships who enable children in Ghana to go to school. Thanks to the generous support of people from the municipality of Wienerwald, many of these children can continue their educational path with monthly contributions. In addition to school support, Weilharter also launched other important projects: four fountains were built in Ghana, which has improved the water supply in the region sustainably, and funds for medical interventions were collected.

The construction of a tailor's workshop and the construction of public toilets are other exemplary achievements that Weilharter and their team was able to do on site. It describes the people in Ghana as their “second big family” and emphasizes the importance of community work on which their initiatives are based.

In the parish Stadl, a small market took place during their lecture, in which the bags and stock exchanges made by Ghanese tailors were offered for sale. These articles are not only handmade, but also serve to support the initiatives in Ghana. Interested parties can learn more about the projects