Relief and Aid International (RAI) is delighted to announce the successful sponsorship of the first batch of beneficiaries under its Educational Scholarship Programme for the 2025/2026 academic year.

As part of the organization's ongoing commitment to promoting access to higher education, the tuition and academic fees of five (5) deserving but financially challenged students have been fully paid for the remaining three years of their university education. This support will enable the beneficiaries to focus on their studies and pursue their academic and professional aspirations without the burden of financial uncertainty.

The beneficiaries are:

• Vincent K. Mensah – Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.)
• Vera Adutwumwaah – Bachelor of Science in Agriculture
• Memunatu Salifu – Bachelor of Science in Agriculture
• Bismark Bisuki – Bachelor of Science in Agriculture
• Paula Bentil – Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.)

These students were selected based on academic merit and demonstrated financial need, reflecting the organization's dedication to supporting brilliant young people who may otherwise struggle to access educational opportunities.

Founder of Relief and Aid International, Madam Peggy Anna Naa Ayikailey Adamafio, has reaffirmed the organization's mission to uplift vulnerable individuals and communities through education and social support.

“My commitment is to support the underprivileged, as well as the elderly and orphans, as guided by my values, which align with the expectations of my faith.”

Education remains one of the most effective tools for breaking the cycle of poverty and creating lasting change. Through its scholarship programme, Relief and Aid International continues to invest in the future of Ghana's youth by providing access to quality education and empowering students to reach their full potential.

The organization extends its heartfelt congratulations to all five beneficiaries and wishes them success throughout their academic journey. Relief and Aid International remains committed to expanding its educational support initiatives and helping more brilliant but needy students achieve their dreams.