On 25th February 2026, the Crystal Ladies Association officially handed over a newly constructed classroom and canteen to Hopesetters Autism Center, marking an important step toward improving educational support for children on the autism spectrum.

The ceremony was attended by community leaders, parents, and invited guests, highlighting the importance of collaborative community efforts in advancing inclusive education.

Support for Inclusive Education

The event was graced by the Member of Parliament for Tema West Constituency, James Enu (Esq.), who commended the Association for its dedication to improving educational opportunities for children with special needs.

He praised the initiative and pledged continued support for projects that uplift vulnerable communities and promote inclusive learning environments.

Founder Expresses Gratitude

Founder of Hopesetters Autism Center, Barbara Enchill, expressed heartfelt appreciation to the Association for their support.

“This project will go a long way in helping me support more children with the classroom and canteen.”

She explained that the additional facilities will significantly increase the Center’s ability to accommodate and care for more children.

Improving Learning and Wellbeing

The newly constructed facilities will bring several key benefits to the Center:

• Reduced classroom overcrowding

• A more conducive learning environment

• Improved feeding arrangements through the new canteen

• Better overall wellbeing for students

These improvements will help the Center expand its services and provide better support to children with autism and their families.

Event Highlights

Watch the coverage below:

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DVO2mhljI_Y/

Watch the full interview here

Media Coverage

The event also received media coverage from The1957News, showcasing the impact of community-driven initiatives supporting inclusive education.

Watch the coverage below:

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DVO007mjCtP/

Community Participation

The ceremony was attended by:

• Members of Crystal Ladies Association

• Staff of Hopesetters Autism Center

• Parents and guardians

• Invited guests

The strong turnout demonstrated the power of community partnership in supporting children with special needs and building a more inclusive society.