So Many Hats, Julius Kwami Tsatsu! - Chapter 1

Ethos of Aid

Well hello hello and welcome to Episode 3 of the EoA podcast. Or as they say in Ghana, mema wo akwaaba, which means, I welcome you! My name is Kimber and I am your host. You guessed it, today we are in beautiful Ghana, West Africa, and I have the great pleasure of introducing you to Julius Kwami Tsatsu.

In this chapter, we’ll be laying the groundwork for what has become a 3 part miniseries about the successes and complexities of Julius’s deep community-based work as a man wearing many hats! He is a proud citizen of Ghana, a husband and father, a social entrepreneur, a farmer and a FT project officer for Right to Play international. I don’t know when he rests!

Our first glimpse into his world is through the lens of his social entrepreneurship. Having encountered an issue repeatedly in his NGO work, Julius researched the problem and created a solution, he calls Tecky Tap – a foot operated hand washing device. His experiences bringing it to communities echo those NGOs often have, when bringing ideas to communities, so it’s deeply helpful to hear his story.

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and please visit Julius at the Community Alliance Foundation's Facebook page, to find out more about his products and services!

Thanks for listening!

Cheers,

Kimber