Highlighting the critical needs of children’s homes, autistic children, and prisons, Yeboah urged collective action to bring happiness to these vulnerable groups. “As we eat, we need to remember them,” he stated, emphasizing the importance of shared responsibility. “These gestures need more hands, and that's why I am urging others to do more to make them happy,” he added. Yeboah extended his counsel to the broader community, particularly the youth, advocating for love, discipline, and effective anger management. According to them, it is deeply unfortunate that many individuals, after bringing autistic children and orphans to these homes, subsequently abandon them without providing any follow-up care or support.

Source: GhanaWeb December 20, 2025 13:07 UTC