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ROTARACT GHANA ZONE D ORGANIZES A CLEAN-UP EXERCISE

On the 21st of September, 2017, a community clean up exercise was organized to effort of participating in the National Volunteering Day Program. The exercise was carried out at Ayeduase market which happens to be a community within the Ashanti Region of Ghana.
Similar exercises were also organized across the country.

Rotaract Club of KNUST happens to be part of the Zone D group.
Participants also educated the community members on how to continually keep the environment clean which would eventually help prevent the spread of disease. It must be noted that this is in line with the area of focus for disease and prevention for Rotary International.


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