Accommodation Deficit Forces Students to Defer Studies: College of Health in Yamfo Pleads for Aid

 The College of Health in Yamfo, Ghana is facing a critical accommodation deficit, forcing some of its students to defer their studies. The director of the college has made a plea for assistance to address this issue.

According to the director, the college currently has a student population of about 1,000, but can only accommodate about 300 students on campus. As a result, many students are forced to rent accommodation in the surrounding community, which is not only expensive but also poses safety concerns.

The lack of accommodation has led to some students deferring their studies, which is a setback for both the students and the college.

The director of the college is calling on the government, philanthropists, and other organizations to assist in addressing the accommodation deficit. He suggests that constructing additional accommodation facilities would not only help the current student population but also cater to future generations of students.

In conclusion, the College of Health in Yamfo is in dire need of assistance to address the accommodation deficit that is affecting its students. The director is calling on all stakeholders to come to their aid to ensure that students can continue their studies without any hindrances.