The New Life Nungua Children’s Home was in a state of panic last week when officials of the Krowor Municipal Assembly demolished a part of the edifice.

Per a video circulating on social media, the orphans confronted the officials.

According to reports, a part of the Home was demolished to make way for a road construction project.

The New Life Nungua Children’s Home International (Ghana) provides shelter for neglected or abandoned children in a well-established home where they are provided with food, clothing, parental care.

The others are education, health care, vocational and technical training and also provision of the needed care, attention, and services as well as resources needed to build the children holistically.

The New Life Nungua Children’s Home is a private children’s home registered under the Department of Social Welfare with the call mandate to improve the quality of lives of the deprived and the physically challenged persons in society.

It was established by Cephas Mensah Afotey (Nii Afotey Botwe II, Director) and activities began in 2003 with children from rural areas who were relocated to the home as a result of evangelism.

Currently, the house has a total of 92 resident children, 450 persons with disabilities, 39 aged persons, and 49 widows.