Years of Action: 2022-2025
In the heart of Ghana, every lesson taught, every skill learned, and every meal shared is an investment in a new future filled with hope. From classrooms buzzing with eager learners to women mastering new trades and youth stepping confidently into the digital world, our work transforms lives in ways that last for generations. Change is intentional; built through education, empowerment, and opportunity.
In five strategic locations, we provide education and nutritious meals for children in need. Using rented community facilities, 2,800 children and 700 families receive academic support and regular food assistance.
These efforts enhance health, improve focus, and boost school attendance, benefiting more than 3,000 family members and laying the foundation for stronger and brighter futures.
In some elementary schools, limited access to Information and Communications Technology (ICT) was holding back students and youth from thriving in a digital world. We responded by equipping ICT labs and delivering courses in digital literacy, IT skills, and computing, running three training cycles per year in every location where we operate.
Each year, 600 participants gain valuable ICT skills, with the benefits extending to more than 300 family members, accelerating both learning and socio-economic growth.
In partnership with a local NGO and through a school network in one Ghanaian community, we deliver quality, inclusive education that follows the national curriculum, ensuring children develop a strong academic foundation.
Each year, 240 students benefit directly, while more than 140 family members experience the positive ripple effects.
Evening literacy classes provide illiterate adults from families receiving food aid the skills needed to pursue vocational training and secure better job opportunities.
This program supports 450 adults annually, with the benefits reaching over 2,000 family members, helping entire households move toward financial independence and a better livelihood
For women seeking a sustainable income, we offer a two-step basic program: basic literacy classes followed by professional sewing and tailoring courses.
To date, 300 women have gained marketable skills, improving the livelihoods of 1,500 family members and strengthening women’s roles as leaders and contributors in their communities
