The Executive Director of the Crime Check Foundation (CCF), Ibrahim Oppong Kwarteng, recently accepted an invitation to appear on 'McBrown's Kitchen' alongside a female ex-convict.The CCF has been actively engaged in various initiatives, including the release of prisoners facing minimum sentences unable to pay court fines, prison decongestion efforts, and other projects.

The organisation's most recent endeavour involves establishing an Ex-Convict and Training Village, offering prisoners an opportunity to work and earn an honest living upon release.During an insightful interaction with the ex-convict on the popular show, McBrown was moved by her compelling story and generously donated GhC 10,000 to support both the individual and the Ex-Convict and Training Village project.

Ibrahim Oppong Kwarteng is now encouraging the general public to follow McBrown's compassionate example and contribute towards the completion of this impactful rehabilitation project.The Foundation continues to advocate alternative sentencing regimes for individuals who have committed minor crimes.

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