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We allow the unfortunate to tell their story and also use our platform to outreach for them. Going through series of challenges starting this dream. Experiencing disappointments, failure in attaining credibility, endorsements, being turned down numerous times, getting publications, logistics, recommendations and accreditation was one big threat even at a certain point of giving up.

One thing we've realized is that for youngsters like us to leave our individual dreams, purpose and acquired qualifications to come together, even in a struggling economy like Africa and embark on philanthropic journey like this, is not just passion or the love for humanitarian projects but a call to action which goes beyond charity.

Benabi Discovery is a nonprofit organization that bridges the gap between the privileged and the vulnerable by giving them the opportunity to tell their story.

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Hansen, who belong to a family of five, lost his parents at a very tender age; he was thus left with his younger sister and kid brother. To make life a little easier for himself, he resulted to working as a 'wind screen cleaner', a venture which is characterized with so much risk. Frederickson Hansen made more shocking revelations on his life experience as a street hustler, to Benabi Discovery. Watch full video for more PREVIOUS STORY: Tramadol, Weed, Asheez, 225, are among Drugs I am Addicted to but not Alcohol -Street boy Confesses https://youtu.be/wD5NZ-JwXTU Visit: www.nationalstreetismoutreach.org Email: info@benabidiscovery.org || info@nationalstreetismoutreach.org Phone: +233209105664 Socials: Benabi Discovery on all platforms. SUBSCRIBE & SHARE TO SAVE LIVES: https://goo.gl/nQUZ9U SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS Facebook: https://facebook.com/BenabiDiscovery Twitter: https://twitter.com/BenabiDiscovery Instagram: https://instagram/benabidiscovery --------------------------------------------------------------------- Website: www.benabidiscovery.org Volunteer: info@benabidiscovery.org #Orphan #SadStory #StreetBoy
I Lost My Parents At A Very Tender Age – Street Boy "Hansen" Reveals
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Tramadol, 225, Asheez, Weed, Day 3rd are among drugs I use but not alcohol, Street Boy Ernest Ashatey Confesses Benabi discovery chanced on young Ernest Ashatey, who became a street child at a tender age of nine years. Ernest, a native of Dodowa, narrating his rather sad story, mentioned that, he left home as a result of ill treatment and abuse melted out to him by a supposed step mother. Ernest eventually got hold of her working capital, a sum of thousand Ghana Cedis. "This was what I came to the street with", he said. PREVIOUS STORY: Being on the Streets Exposes you to Social Vices – Street Boy Shares Harrowing Story https://youtu.be/OBqUuvFX_Ds Visit: www.nationalstreetismoutreach.org Email: info@benabidiscovery.org || info@nationalstreetismoutreach.org Phone: +233209105664 Socials: Benabi Discovery on all platforms. SUBSCRIBE & SHARE TO SAVE LIVES: https://goo.gl/nQUZ9U SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS Facebook: https://facebook.com/BenabiDiscovery Twitter: https://twitter.com/BenabiDiscovery Instagram: https://instagram/benabidiscovery --------------------------------------------------------------------- Website: www.benabidiscovery.org Volunteer: info@benabidiscovery.org #Addicted #Drugs #StreetChildren
Tramadol, Weed, Asheez, 225, are among Drugs I am Addicted to but not Alcohol -Street boy Confesses
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Young Collins Amankwah, who happens to be a street boy in the busy city of Accra as a result of broken home and its bizarre consequences, narrated his rather sad and risky experiences on the streets. PREVIOUS STORY: I was Wrongfully Arrested for Murder - Street boy Opens up https://youtu.be/QvxW2oJkaLA Visit: www.nationalstreetismoutreach.org Email: info@benabidiscovery.org || info@nationalstreetismoutreach.org Phone: +233209105664 Socials: Benabi Discovery on all platforms. SUBSCRIBE & SHARE TO SAVE LIVES: https://goo.gl/nQUZ9U SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS Facebook: https://facebook.com/BenabiDiscovery Twitter: https://twitter.com/BenabiDiscovery Instagram: https://instagram/benabidiscovery --------------------------------------------------------------------- Website: www.benabidiscovery.org Volunteer: info@benabidiscovery.org #StreetChildren #Robbery #Nigerians
Being on the Streets Exposes you to Social Vices – Street Boy Shares Harrowing Story
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Life of Nketiah, the innocent and talented street boy PREVIOUS STORY: I was Once Victimized by Kwesi Arthur - Street Boy Ali Baddest Continues his Story: https://youtu.be/wPIzaSdqvDY Visit: www.nationalstreetismoutreach.org Email: info@benabidiscovery.org || info@nationalstreetismoutreach.org Phone: +233209105664 Socials: Benabi Discovery on all platforms. SUBSCRIBE & SHARE TO SAVE LIVES: https://goo.gl/nQUZ9U SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS Facebook: https://facebook.com/BenabiDiscovery Twitter: https://twitter.com/BenabiDiscovery Instagram: https://instagram/benabidiscovery --------------------------------------------------------------------- Website: www.benabidiscovery.org Volunteer: info@benabidiscovery.org #StreetChildren #Murder #Arrested
I was Wrongfully Arrested for Murder - Street boy Opens up
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Ali Baddest" continued his story as he share sad memories of how his Aunty treated him which left him with no choice than to become a street hustler. Previously: https://youtu.be/6ijftfE-xd8 Visit: www.nationalstreetismoutreach.org Email: info@benabidiscovery.org || info@nationalstreetismoutreach.org Phone: +233209105664 Socials: Benabi Discovery on all platforms. SUBSCRIBE & SHARE TO SAVE LIVES: https://goo.gl/nQUZ9U SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS Facebook: https://facebook.com/BenabiDiscovery Twitter: https://twitter.com/BenabiDiscovery Instagram: https://instagram/benabidiscovery --------------------------------------------------------------------- Website: www.benabidiscovery.org Volunteer: info@benabidiscovery.org #Street #Abandoned #Survival
I was Once Victimized by Kwesi Arthur - Street Boy Ali Baddest Continues his Story
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Ali Mohammed, popularly known by the street name "Ali Baddest" share his story with us. He is situated at Opebea and joined the street at the age of 6. He said his mum and dad are no where to be found and he grew up to be told they had an accident in Nigeria and both died. Ali says he is comfortable with the street life but yet he is open for opportunities that may come his way. He is 18 years now and willing to learn mechanical engineering but he is not willing to go back to school. Ali says he can read and write because he had the chance to go through basic education. We went deep down into his life and he shared countless memories in this video. Continuation: https://youtu.be/wPIzaSdqvDY Benabi Discovery Foundation has a robust philanthropic program ahead with the theme “Eradicating Streetism through Entrepreneurship and education”. The program is geared to summon numerous street kids in Accra and dig down into their lives to make a change. This program is dubbed National Streetism Outreach and will be held annually starting April 2020. Visit: www.nationalstreetismoutreach.org Email: info@benabidiscovery.org || info@nationalstreetismoutreach.org Phone: +233209105664 Socials: Benabi Discovery on all platforms. SUBSCRIBE & SHARE TO SAVE LIVES: https://goo.gl/nQUZ9U PREVIOUS EPISODE: https://youtu.be/Jt4YmaDK3iI SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS Facebook: https://facebook.com/BenabiDiscovery Twitter: https://twitter.com/BenabiDiscovery Instagram: https://instagram/benabidiscovery --------------------------------------------------------------------- Website: www.benabidiscovery.org Volunteer: info@benabidiscovery.org #Street #Abandoned #Hustle #Survive
Money, Women and Juju: Street boy Opens up on Daily 'Hustle'
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SO SAD, MY FAMILY ABANDONED ME TO HUSTLE ON MY OWN FOR SURVIVAL – STREET CHILD OSMAN Like many other societal issues, streetism can be effectively curtailed, if not eradicated. In the first place, public education is very pivotal in stemming efforts to reduce streetism. Programs to create awareness for parents, guardians, children and everyone should be reintroduced, intensified and sustained, so that everyone will become aware of the effects of streetism on the development of the child. As part of Benabi Discovery #SayNoToStreetism campaign, the team kept on rallying on the street of Accra to counsel every street kid they come by. On one occasion, they randomly chanced on two street boys sleeping by the road side at Osu Oxford Street. One named “Osman” and the other “Efo”. In the quest to change lives, Osman was asked to share why he finds joy on the street and what actually brought him to the street. The poor boy was reluctant at the beginning of the conversation but later gave in. Osman looked very furious. In an interview with Benabi Discovery, he said he had nothing to say but you could read between lines that the poor boy has numerous thoughts in his mind. The awful experiences and hardship couldn’t be hidden. The 12 year old boy threw light on the fact that he was allowed to go out and hustle to fend for himself. Osman said, he came from Kasoa and he is in Accra to search for a job. Benabi Discovery Foundation has a robust philanthropic program ahead with the theme “Eradicating Streetism through Entrepreneurships”. The program is geared to summon numerous street kids in Accra and dig down into their lives and make a change. This program is dubbed National Streetism Outreach and will be held annually starting April 2020. Watch full interview: https://youtu.be/Jt4YmaDK3iI Visit: www.nationalstreetismoutreach.org Email: info@benabidiscovery.org || info@nationalstreetismoutreach.org Phone: +233209105664 Socials: Benabi Discovery on all platforms. SUBSCRIBE & SHARE TO SAVE LIVES: https://goo.gl/nQUZ9U PREVIOUS EPISODE: https://youtu.be/tIN1TPhm9Yc SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS Facebook: https://facebook.com/BenabiDiscovery Twitter: https://twitter.com/BenabiDiscovery Instagram: https://instagram/benabidiscovery --------------------------------------------------------------------- Website: www.benabidiscovery.org Volunteer: info@benabidiscovery.org #Street #Abandoned #Hustle #Survive
My Family Abandoned Me - Street Child Osman Tells Sad Story
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STREET CHILD MOHAMMED SHARED HIS SAD STORY WITH BENABI DISCOVERY ON HOW HE END UP IN THE CITY AS A STREET BOY In the cause of raising concerns, Benabi Discovery Foundation joined few street kids around Osu for discussions. Majority turned down the opportunity to speak, for they hold their privacy in high-esteem, other’s felt uncomfortable to share their story whiles few had no reason. Of course street children have rights too and needs to be protected. Mohammed gave us the green light and agreed to reveal his identity. Living life in the village, somewhere in the Ashanti Region, Asante Akyem Agogo to be precise, Mohammed was influenced by his peer, known as ‘‘Okuse’’ to join him migrate to the city for greener pastures. The street boy said, His friend, “Okuse” told him, Accra is fun and he has an uncle who stays in the city. Irrespective to the fact that they had no means of reaching him or knowing his exact location, they agreed and migrated to the city and searched for him. He continued, we lost our way upon arrival and my friend “Okuse” is nowhere to be found. Mohammed in an interview with Benabi Discovery said he started cleaning windscreen of vehicles that stops in traffic for a living. He is willing to go back home but he has no money for transport. I didn’t seek permission from my parents before leaving home. Life on the street is not easy and convenient as compared to home. Mohammed added. Benabi Discovery deem it wise to make his story known, a family member or friends of Mohammed should get in touch so we send this poor boy back home. One of the factors that leads to ‘’Streetism” is urbanization. Most children have ambitious ideas about greener pastures that exist in the city. They migrate from the rural areas with hopes of finding better socio-economic opportunities in the cities, only to be surprised with shocking spectacle of extremities of living in the society. The final comfort is to move to the streets and engage in economic activities for survival. As part of Benabi Discovery’s mission in creating awareness and providing solutions by helping the unfortunate, a special program has been set in recognizing the strength and resilience of thousands of street children in Ghana and across Africa. It is our opportunity to recognize their humanity, dignity and defiance in the face of unimaginable hardships. Watch full interview: Visit: www.nationalstreetismoutreach.org Email: info@benabidiscovery.org || info@nationalstreetismoutreach.org Phone: +233209105664 Socials: Benabi Discovery on all platforms. SUBSCRIBE & SHARE TO SAVE LIVES: https://goo.gl/nQUZ9U PREVIOUS EPISODE: https://youtu.be/tIN1TPhm9Yc SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS Facebook: https://facebook.com/BenabiDiscovery Twitter: https://twitter.com/BenabiDiscovery Instagram: https://instagram/benabidiscovery --------------------------------------------------------------------- Website: www.benabidiscovery.org Volunteer: info@benabidiscovery.org #StreetChild #Abandoned #Homeless
I lost my way in Accra, Sad Story of a Street Boy - Mohammed
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The street is not safe, Everything goes on here. Tales from series of interviews after hitting the street to detail our findings reveals hidden activities that goes on. Two homeless boys told their story and shared their experiences on the street. We started with Joseph Boateng who is well known as Ahuofe. He is popular and everyone seem to like him because of his dramatic character. Ahuofe told Benabi Discovery he came together with a friend from Swedru to beg for money in order to buy food to eat. Watch video for more SUBSCRIBE & SHARE TO SAVE LIVES: https://goo.gl/nQUZ9U PREVIOUS VIDEO: https://youtu.be/UT7zu6Bp4fQ SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS Facebook: https://facebook.com/BenabiDiscovery Twitter: https://twitter.com/BenabiDiscovery Instagram: https://instagram/benabidiscovery --------------------------------------------------------------------- Website: www.benabidiscovery.org Volunteer: info@benabidiscovery.org Donate to Support: GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/benabidiscovery | PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/benabidiscovery
Abandoned HOMELESS Kids in Africa - Ghana Discover 3 (Social Experiment)
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