Hands Together Outreach (HTO), an organisation committed to community development and educational empowerment, has announced a transformative international partnership between E-ACT Academy in the United Kingdom and Tsito Secondary Technical High School in the Volta Region of Ghana. The initiative was formally introduced on Sunday, August 3, 2025, during an official visit to the Chief’s Palace of Tsito Awudome by HTO Founder & CEO Dominic Komla Atama, alongside key board members.
The HTO delegation received a warm welcome from Acting Chief Stephen Dudome, who represented Togbe Gobo Darke XII, Chief of Tsito Awudome. Accompanied by local chiefs and elders, the visit served to present and discuss the partnership’s goals—focusing on student exchange programs, cross-cultural learning, and international collaboration. These efforts aim to expand educational access, promote global awareness, and uplift under-resourced communities in the region.
Speaking on behalf of the Chief, Acting Chief Dudome voiced the community’s full support for the initiative, pledging strong cooperation to ensure its success. Yaw Boateng Poku-Prempeh, HTO’s UK Representative and International Coordinator, who played a central role in organising the meeting, reaffirmed his dedication to advancing the project and fostering long-term educational ties between Ghana and the UK.
HTO invites individuals, organisations, and institutions worldwide to join this mission. Financial and in-kind support, through donations and sponsorships, is encouraged to help bring the vision of equitable education and global exchange to life.
With this partnership, HTO seeks to bridge educational divides, empower future leaders, and build lasting international relationships—marking a significant step forward in the educational development of the Volta Region and Ghana at large.
By: Daniel Orlando/newsalertgh.com
