Michael A. Sarfo-Kantanka is a young Ghanaian Development Practitioner and an Entrepreneur, passionate about Human Development.
His career has been one driven by a quest to alleviate totally, the troubles of humans, systems and institutions which then makes education and work into the development sector, a wise and almost inevitable option for him. He holds a Master of Science Degree in Public Health Monitoring & Evaluation from the University of Ghana, Legon and a Bachelor’s Degree in Integrated Community Development from the University for Development Studies.
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HELP (What it Means, How to Offer, How to Receive)
In this maiden edition, Michael Sarfo-Kantanka discusses Help; a fundamental and sensitive issue, paramount to human coexistence so often misconstrued and misapplied.
“What is Help? How can Help be offered? How can Help be received? Who can Help?”
These questions form a framework of thought patterns that allow for a thorough review of the all important human phenomenon. If really nobody can exist out here without Help, Michael convinces us with this piece, that we must pay a lot more earnest heed to understanding the intricate elements around the concept of Help. The book sets the tone for healthy and beneficial relationships amongst all manner of people while we sojourn!₵150.00