Rotaract Touching Life Project

Rotaract Club of KNUST in collaboration with Rotaract Club of UCC, Rotaract Club of Lagos, from University of Lagos, Rotaract club of Ugandan Institute of Communication Technology and Rotaract club of Belmont from Bulawayo, Zimbabwe presents ROTARACT TOUCHING LIFE PROJECT scheduled to take place in Lagos, Nigeria from the 22nd September, 2017 to 26th September, 2017.

The Rotaract touching life project is an international project being undertaken by Rotaract clubs from KNUST, UCC all from Ghana, Rotaract club of Lagos, from the university of Lagos, in Nigeria, Belmont and U.I.C.T from Zimbabwe and Uganda respectively.

The project is targeted at the following focus areas thus maternal and childcare, sanitation and disease prevention, education and literacy.

Individuals willing to participate would have to pay for a fee thus their transportation and feeding excluding accommodation.

COST FOR MEMEBERS

Valid national ID: Gh¢492.00

Passport holders: Gh¢452.00

The amount involved caters for

1. Transportation(round trip)

2. Feeding

3. Free Accommodation( University of Lagos Campus)

Other side attraction include

1. Football games

2. A visit to Lekki Conservation Centre

3. Dinner session

Individuals willing to join can contact the international relations directors on the following numbers for the payment process.

KNUST 026 924 6148

UCC 024 032 4149

UCC 024 180 3891

Please Note

Payment in installment starts immediately

Deadline for payment is 12th September, 2017.

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International Relations Directorate

Rotaract Ghana 2017/2018

027 778 3224/024 648 4537.

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