Arsenal midfielder and Ghana national team star, Thomas Partey, has shown his charitable side by donating money and essential items to the Catholic Action for Street Children in Santor, Accra.
The project aims to reform and rehabilitate street children by providing them with education, vocational training, food, and shelter.
Partey visited the center to witness the work being done and to offer his personal support. During his visit, he spoke to the children, offering words of encouragement and advice on how to overcome their challenges. He then made a generous donation of an undisclosed amount of money, as well as food items, exercise books, and pens to aid in their education.
The Ghanaian star, who recently led his national team to victory in two crucial 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers against Mali and the Central African Republic, is hoping to inspire the children to overcome their circumstances and achieve their dreams.
Ghana's national team had a rocky start in the qualifiers but has since gained positive momentum, securing two wins and currently sitting second in Group I with nine points, level with Comoros after four games. The team is aiming to secure a spot in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which will be hosted by Canada, Mexico, and the USA.