So now it is time to go back. I know you want to hear the details about the epicenters I have visited and the people I have had the privilege to meet, but you will still have to wait a bit. I have made some videos and need to process them, see, I am not a very good videographer and I don’t want you to get seasick! I will publish all these stories step by step over the next few months.
And before I step into the plane, I would like to tell you how I feel. During my stay in Ghana I met incredible people that are dedicated to the same vision. All these people make me really proud to be part of The Hunger Project (THP) and I go back home even more confident. I take back with me, that what my mother always told me as a kid “if you want, you can” is a reality. That by working together and believing in yourself, you will always find a way to solve problems and grow. That supporting each other and keeping in mind the bigger picture will give you the motivation you need when times are hard. The confidence the people in the epicenters have developped, the respect they feel among themselves and towards their work have shown me that it is only the beginning. The strength they have developped is spreading and making life better for many.
I would like to thank everybody at THP Ghana for all the work they make on the ground, for their dedication and for their forward looking strategies. But also for taking care of me so well and making my first visit to a THP programm country so valuable.
Medase!
Visiting The Hunger Project Ghana 