placement accepted

In the end of April I was offered a placement in Walewale, Ghana.
Here it is:me and my sea: 15hours away from each other.
but I'm expecting Walewale to make up for that with an unbelievably starry sky for example!
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here is some information I found on care.org:

Population:	20.5 million
Urban Population:	36%
Major Ethnic and Linguistic Groups:	Akan - 44% Moshi-Dagomba - 16% Ewe - 13% Ga - 8% Gurma - 3%
Religions:	Christian - 63% Traditional beliefs - 21% Muslim - 16%
Population Growth Rate:	1.45%
Life Expectancy:	56.5 years
Infant Mortality:	53 per 1,000 live births
Under Five Mortality:	100 per 1,000 live births
Maternal Mortality Rate:	210 per 100,000 live births
GNP Per Capita:	$290
Percentage of Literate Adult Males:	83%
Percentage of Literate Adult Females:	67%
Percentage Population With Access To Safe Drinking Water:	73%
Country Description: CARE USA opened a country office in Ghana in 1994. In addition to HIV/AIDS prevention, CARE is developing programming in agriculture and natural resources, health care and girls' education. Since July 1996, programming in Ghana has been managed under CARE Togo.