We haven't been doing very well in posting information on our blog. Byron Merriweather of Oxford House International was in Ghana for six weeks getting Hopeful Way/Oxford House on its feet, and we seemed too busy to post information. By 1st November there were four persons living in the house. Four additional persons lived in the house for some time and left for various reasons. Two of the residents were on assignment at Pantang Hospital and stayed in the house for three monhs before returning to the UK. Byron completed his stay with Hopeful Way in Accra on 31st August and Dan left for the U.S. on 2nd September to take care of a medical problem. We will try to post some additional information on the blog in the coming weeks. Dr. Eugene Dordoye and others are giving guidance to the house on behalf of Hopeful Way Foundation.
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Hi,
ReplyDeleteMy name is Saidah and I'm very interested in finding out more about how the hopefulway house is doing. I'm familiar with Oxford Houses in the U.S. and would like to know how the Hopefulway house is similar/disimilar. I look forward to your next comment on how the house is progressing. If you have any information about who or where I can contact to get more information, I would appreciate it. My email is Saidahc@live.com.
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I will be visiting Accra for two weeks starting this sunday the 13th and was wondering about AA meetings in the area. Where can I get meeting info? Thank you.
ReplyDeleteDiana,
ReplyDeleteThe only regular AA meetings happening in Accra right now are on Mondays starting with a step meeting at 5 p.m. at the Divine Word Missionary Guest House, 6 Wastson Loop. A second "sharing" meeting is from 6:00 to 7:00 pm at the same venue on Mondays. This group's contact numbers are 024-443-1035 and 024-214-2384.