As a part of the Hohoe MP’s Human Capital investment into his constituents, Hon John-Peter Amewu has started a program dubbed “Claribel-Esther Foundation Scholars program” this project is to invest in the future leaders of the constituency.
An example of this is Juanita’s story, Juanita’s story is a testament to the fact that we can change our story and make a meaningful impact in the lives of the people we serve, John-peter Amewu’s vision for Hohoe is the first to transform its human capital potential and the rest will follow.
An SHS graduate by name of Juanita Beenyi (a native of Gborxome in Hohoe constituency and an alumnus of Mawuli school, Ho) has started school on full scholarship at a university in the United States. Juanita has been admitted into Bryn Mawr College Pennsylvania to study at the Pre-Medical school on a full scholarship.Â
She is specializing in Bio-chemistry and her scholarship is worth $302,936 she is also on a monthly stipend of $3,600.Â
A total of Eight (8) SHSÂ graduates from the Hohoe constituency wrote the SAT exams and these 8 students scored very good marks on the exams. The application process for the remaining 7 students into US universities is ongoing and we are hopeful that just like Juanita the rest will also start school soon.
All of this has been made possible by the Claribel-Esther Foundation Scholars Program(CEF) which is a vision birthed by the Honorable John-Peter Amewu, Member of Parliament for the Hohoe Constituency, and brought to reality by the AFEX Hub, a College Admissions Consultancy with a decade long excellent record.
The scholarship program drew high-achieving SHS graduates from the Hohoe Constituency to assist their development into ethical leaders who will influence change and development in the constituency.
It was structured as a residential boot camp where selected scholars would receive extensive college preparation lessons, SAT tuition, and leadership training with the cost of all these processes fully sponsored by the Hohoe Mp.
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