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Female teachers struggle without accommodation, healthcare in rural areas - NAGRAT
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Female teachers posted to deprived communities face harsh living conditions that can affect their personal lives and careers, the National Gender Desk Coordinator of the National Association of Graduate Teachers (NAGRAT), Linda Ama Boadiwaa, has said." - Linda Ama Boadiwaa, National Gender Desk Coordinator, NAGRAT."Some female teachers posted to the rural communities struggle with accommodation and basic amenities.
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