Visually Impaired Mom of Twins Gets New House, Other Items from Donors; Emotional Video, Photos Emerge

• A visually impaired Ghanaian mother of twins has become the owner of a new self-contained house with moderate facilities
• Maame Serwaa, 18, and her grandmother live in a village in the Ashanti Region, where they rely on the benevolence of loved ones to survive
• The Ghanaian philanthropist Etwereso Hemaa Official visited the pair at their rented residence, where she captured their story to raise funds for the building

A visually impaired mother of twins named Maame Serwaa has become the owner of a new self-contained house with moderate facilities to ease her plight.

Serwaa, 18, was taken advantage of by the father of the newly born babies. Her parents are also not with her.

The teenager lives with her grandmother in a deprived state in a village in the Ashanti Region, where they rely on the kindness of loved ones to feed themselves and the babies.

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Her story came to the limelight after the Ghanaian philanthropist Etwereso Hemaa Official visited Serwaa and her grandmother at their residence, where she captured their story to ask for financial assistance on social media.

After several people donated, Etwereso Hemaa invested the money into building the house for visually impaired Serwaa and the babies.

Etwereso Hemaa shared the warm-hearted video and photos from the presentation of the house and other items with YEN.com.gh. See them below:

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Not long ago, YEN.com.gh reported that after appealing for help to cater to a set of twins whose mother died after giving birth, a grandmother has been provided with a fully-stocked provision shop and over GH¢30,000.

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The birth mother of the twins died two weeks after delivering the adorable babies in the Central Region of Ghana.

The heart-wrenching story of the kids and their struggling grandmother, Madam Hawa, got the attention of Etwereso Hemaa Official, a philanthropist, born Freda Oppong.

Ghanaian Mom of 2 Sets of Twins Abandoned by Her Kids' Fathers Receives Help

In a similar story published by YEN.com.gh, a financially disadvantaged Ghanaian mother of two sets of twins, only named Diana, experienced some form of comfort thanks to a Good Samaritan.

The 17-year-old mother received items that include a refrigerator, fan, gas cooker, and assorted food items from David Boahen Deuces, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the popular Facebook group Inna Real Life.

Diana, who has been abandoned by the babies' fathers, lives in abject poverty with the kids in a single room at Mankessim in the Central Region of Ghana.

Source: YEN.com.gh