BasicNeeds-Ghana, a mental health and development advocacy organisation, has supported inmates of four witch camps in Northern Region, with money and means of transportation.
The Executive Director of BasicNeeds-Ghana, Mr Peter Badimak Yaro, presented a cheque for GH¢ 35,000 and a motorbike to the staff of the Anawim Missionary Sisters of the Poorest of the Poor, a facility that takes care of alleged witches in Kpatin, Nabuli, Kukuo and Ngani camps.
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