Grace Bate
Age 47 · Zone A, Adagom 1 · Community Order & Infrastructure
"We did not wait for someone to come. We documented the problem, organised ourselves, and we fixed it together. That is the NCF way.“
The main access road through Zone A had become dangerously impassable after two consecutive rainy seasons. Residents were cut off from the market, health services, and the camp's central facilities.
Following NCF's structured road mapping and community volunteer mobilisation, the road was cleared, boundaries were marked, and drainage improvements were documented and submitted to the camp leadership.
Over 340 households regained consistent access to essential services. The documentation NCF created is now held as an official community record.
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