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With over sixty-one thousand four hundred and ninety-two children on the streets of Accra only struggling to make ends meet,streetism has become a major social crisis in Ghana. In this interview with Project Inspire Africa,Isaac Opoku tells us how his non-profit organization responding to this challenge . Can we meet you?   I am Isaac Opoku, a- 27 year-old Ghanaian citizen. I love swimming and travelling.    Tell us briefly your childhood experience .  I was raised by a single mother. As a child,I remember that I was always on the street with my friends finding a means of survival. God has been good, today I have completed my university education and I am using my experience to inspire street children in my community. What’s your educational background?  I am a graduate of Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology and hold a Bachelor’s Degree in Communication Design and majored in Advertising and Media Management.    What are your contributions towards making your country a be

While it is correct to say that education is a right,in Nigeria that right for some children either don’t exist,is poorly available or unaffordable. However, Grace Ahudiya is making sure that this doesn’t become the reality of the children around her community. Through Isrina Schools,she is providing quality education to children from low-income families. In this conversation with Project Inspire, Grace tells us how the journey started . PROJECT_INSPIRE : Can we meet you?   Grace :My name is Amuzie Grace Ahudiya. I’m 20 years old and a final year Economics student of Crawford University. I am also an educator, and aspiring chef (Grace’s Kitchen). PROJECT_INSPIRE : Tell us briefly your childhood experience.   Grace : I was born and still live in Ajegunle. Life as a child was a bit rocky but I have my family and kind sponsor to thank. Most of my childhood days were spent indoors with my family.   PROJECT_INSPIRE :What’s your educational background?   Grace :I am thankful to a benev