Ama Dansoa: Mom who sells charcoal and her 2 disabled kids neglected by their dad get help

Ama Dansoa: Mom who sells charcoal and her 2 disabled kids neglected by their dad get help

- A mother of two boys, Ama Dansoa, has recounted her struggle in catering for her sons after their father abandoned them

- Dansoa ekes a living from selling charcoal but the profit from the sales is not enough to sustain the family of three

- The struggling mother and her children have received help from local charity Crime Check Foundation

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A struggling mother, Ama Dansoa who sells charcoal with her speech-impaired son in Kasoa in the Central Region, has received help from Crime Check Foundation.

Dansoa and her two kids with a physical disability that has impaired their speech, struggle to fend for themselves as their father has abandoned them.

Her ex-husband neglected the family after their marriage hit the rocks.

Ama Dansoa: Mom who sells charcoal and her 2 disabled kids neglected by their dad get help
Ama Dansoa: Mom who sells charcoal and her 2 disabled kids neglected by their dad get help. Image: Crime Check Foundation
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The children were not born with the condition but she discovered they had developed the disorder when she went for them from their father.

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In an interview with Crime Check Ghana, Dansoa disclosed that she couldn't believe her eyes when she first saw her dear children.

''I couldn’t believe it when I went for them from their father. The younger one was seven years old when he started exhibiting the condition.

''He can’t walk without help because his torso is heavier than his lower body and he can’t even speak,'' she said.

Dansoa's 22-year-old son, Panin who is speech-impaired disclosed that he wants to learn how to fix glass doors and windows to help his mother.

Despite the speech impediment, Panin supports his mother to cater to his younger brother.

His deprived mother struggles to provide for them. They depend on the little profit she makes from the four bags of charcoal she sells every day.

Dansoa was compelled to drag her former hubby to Court to force him to provide welfare support to the children after he abandoned them.

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After the Court ordered her husband to support the upkeep of the children, he sent an amount of GHc500.00 and has since ignored them, she said.

Life has, however, smiled on the neglected family of three as Crime Check Foundation (CCF) visited their home to donate on behalf of some anonymous donors.

The local charity paid the visit to Dansoa and her children during the festive season to put smiles on their faces.

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In other news, Kwame Asare Obeng famed as Kwame A Plus has given his fans a peek into his family life as he makes adorable memories with his daughter, Akua.

The popular social media commentator has taken to his social media page to share a heartwarming video showing his warm side as a father.

Asare Obeng captured the adorable moment of his daughter playing with his hair as they created special memories.

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Nathaniel Crabbe (Human-Interest editor) Nathaniel Crabbe is a journalist and editor with a degree in Journalism from the Ghana Institute of Journalism, where he graduated in 2015. He earned his master's from UPSA in December 2023. Before becoming an editor/writer of political/entertainment and human interest stories at Asaase Radio, Crabbe was a news reporter at TV3 Ghana. With experience spanning over ten years, he now works at YEN.com.gh as a human interest editor. You can reach him via nathaniel.crabbe@yen.com.gh.