NSS pays personnel service allowances for May 2021.
The National Service (NSS) allowances for the Month of May, 2021 has been paid accordingly to National Service Personnel. Management of the Ghana National Service Scheme (NSS) relayed the aforementioned information.
The way forward after payment
To receive payment, Service personnels are to Kindly visit any bank that accepts an E-zwich card to load their wallet and further withdraw their “allawa”.
How can the funds be withdrawn from the card?
National Service NSS Personnels who have successfully loaded their wallets and received payment successfully can withdraw the money in cash or they can request for their funds “allawa” to be sent to them through mobile money easily.
In other news:
The NSS June 2021 Monthly Evaluation form is out for submission.
Personnels are however encouraged to download and process the Monthly evaluation form in order to be eligible for payment.
Mandate of the National Service (NSS) scheme
The Scheme as currently constituted provides newly qualified graduates the opportunity to have practical exposure on the job, both in the public and private sectors, as part of their civic responsibility to the State. It also provides user agencies the opportunity to satisfy their manpower needs and affords communities that would otherwise have difficulty in accessing mainstream development initiatives, access to improved social services through community service.
Core Objectives
- Encourage the spirit of national service among ALL segments of Ghanaian society in the effort of nation -building through active participation.
- Undertake projects designed to combat hunger, illiteracy, disease and unemployment in Ghana.
- Help provide essential services and amenities, particularly in towns and villages of the rural areas of Ghana.
- Develop skilled manpower through practical training.
- Promote national unity and strengthen the bonds of common citizenship among Ghanaians.
National Service Deployment
- Agriculture
- Health
- Education
- Local Government
- Rural Development, including surveying, physical planning, civil engineering and rural industries.
- Youth Programmes
(credit: Nss )
