Breaking News: Termination of Contracts for Regional and Zonal Coordinators of the Ghana School Feeding Programme (GSFP) 

Contracts of Regional and Zonal Coordinators of Ghana School Feeding Programme Terminated.

Accra, Ghana – The Ministry of Gender, Children, and Social Protection has announced the immediate termination of contracts for all Regional and Zonal Coordinators of the Ghana School Feeding Programme (GSFP).


In an official statement released today, Dr. Agnes Naa Momo Lartey (MP), the Minister for Gender, Children, and Social Protection, conveyed appreciation to the outgoing coordinators for their commitment and service to the nation. She further extended her best wishes for their future professional pursuits.


Key Information

Effective Date: Immediate

Next Steps: Affected coordinators are required to visit the GSFP Secretariat to collect their official termination letters and receive additional instructions regarding the handover process.


This decision represents a significant administrative shift in the Ghana School Feeding Programme, which plays a crucial role in delivering nutritious meals to schoolchildren across the country. 

Although the Ministry did not disclose specific reasons for the mass termination, further details are expected to be communicated in due course.


Contact Information

For further inquiries, affected coordinators may contact the GSFP Secretariat at:

Address: P.O. Box MBO 186, Accra

Digital Address: GA-110-017

The Ministry has assured the public that the Ghana School Feeding Programme will continue without disruption. New measures will be introduced to enhance the programme’s efficiency and sustainability.

Stay updated as the situation develops.


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