Project Report
| Oct 15, 2021
October 2021 Update
By John Holm | October 2021 Update
PYXERA Global is collecting funds to provide PPE equipment to a collection of waste collectors in Accra and Takoradi Ghana. We continue to work with our partners to attempt to raise additional funds to provide meaningful services as the COVID-19 vaccines are not yet available at scale in Ghana. We hope to begin 2022 with site visits to provide PPE equipment to waste collectors in these critical waste collection hubs.
Note that waste collector communities in Ghana are having a difficult time coping with the effects of COVID-19 and we are working with our team on the ground to provide the best services possible to the local community members in need. We will continue to provide updates as interventions begin and we appreciate your efforts.
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Apr 19, 2021
Support & Elevate Ghana Waste Collectors 2020
By Andrew Kopca | Program Coordinator
A coalition of leading global & Ghanaian NGOs, PYXERA Global, Recycle Up Ghana & The ASASE Foundation has come together to support these underserved communities. Donations will provide immediate safety and economic relief such as rations, PPEs & medical aid (pop-up clinics), while also developing systemic, community-driven solutions such as registration for basic health insurance (NHIS).
Since launching the campaign, PYXERA Global is pleased to announce that we are coordinating activities with our partners, Recycle Up Ghana and ASASE Foundation on the disbursements. These disbursements have allowed us to assign street artisans to create masks made from Kente cloth for the waste pickers with deployment beginning in late 2020. We are excited to see the project develop into 2021.
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Dec 21, 2020
Support & Elevate Ghanaian Waste Pickers 2020-2021
By John Holm | Curator
A coalition of leading Ghanaian NGOs, PYXERA Global Ghana, Recycle Up Ghana & The ASASE Foundation has come together to support these underserved communities. Donations will provide immediate safety and economic relief such as rations, PPEs & medical aid (pop-up clinics), while also developing systemic, community-driven solutions such as registration for basic health insurance (NHIS).
Since launching the campaign, PYXERA Global is pleased to announce that we are coordinating activities with our partners, Recycle Up Ghana and ASASE Foundation on the disbursements. These disbursements have allowed us to assign street artisans to create masks made from Kente cloth for the waste pickers with deployment beginning in Q1 2021. We are excited to see the project develop into Q1 and the remainder of 2021.
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