Urgent classroom renovations

We are excited to share the latest Help Ghana project, made possible by the generous support of MDK Flowers & Greens. Prampram St. Joseph’s Basic School, located near Accra, reached out for assistance with the urgent renovation of its classrooms. The school’s roof leaks, making it impossible to use the classrooms during rain. Additionally, the […]

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Empowering education

After a successful collaboration in the past, a new project of the Frako Initiative has been completed with the support of Help Ghana. The Frako Initiative focuses on providing learning materials to children who would otherwise not be able to go to school or receive an education. Apart from books, these learning materials include puzzles, […]

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Renovation for a safer learning environment

In need of a secure school environment, the Okorase Presby Basic School reached out to Help Ghana for assistance. Attached pictures indicated the poor condition of the school’s infrastructure, with broken windows, doors, and cracked walls and floors. Inevitably, it is not safe for students to be studying in such unstable conditions. Help Ghana agreed […]

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Enhancing sleeping conditions for the female students of the Ghanata Senior High School

The Ghanata Senior High School reached out to Help Ghana to ask for assistance in purchasing mattrasses and ceiling fans for its girls dormitory block. Ghanata SHS is located in Dodowa, in the rural part of Accra. The school offers accommodation to both male and female students. Currently, Ghanata SHS is struggling with a lack […]

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Playing sports as part of the curriculum

At the Compassionate Kids School in Adawso, Eastern Region, the educational approach is uniquely holistic, guided by the Triple H principle: nurturing the Head, Hands, and Heart. This philosophy underscores the importance of a balanced education, extending beyond traditional classroom learning to include outdoor activities, vital for the overall development of children. The school had […]

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Educational materials and furniture for the Titagya Schools in Northern Ghana

The Help Ghana Foundation received a compelling request from a fundraising officer seeking support for the Titagya Schools in Northern Ghana. This region grapples with economic challenges, characterized by elevated poverty rates and inadequate infrastructure, particularly when compared to the southern parts of the country. Relying heavily on subsistence agriculture, the local economy faces the […]

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A wood workshop for the Abosamso Technical Institute

Similar to numerous other Technical Schools in Ghana, the Abosamso Technical Institute has witnessed a surge in student enrollment. This institution provides courses in diverse fields such as electrical engineering, building construction, fashion design, catering and hospitality management, and wood construction. For the aspiring carpenters in the wood construction program, the school aspired to establish […]

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Reading books for primary school children

Reading lies at the heart of a child’s educational journey, unlocking a world of possibilities and shaping their intellectual growth. In partnership with the Frako Initiative Organization, the Help Ghana Foundation has funded the acquisition of 300 engaging reading books. This initiative seeks to ignite the love for reading among young minds in 10 primary […]

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Improved hygiene at the Compassionate Kids School

During his tour of Ghana, the chairman of the Help Ghana Foundation visited the Compassionate Kids School in Adawso, coinciding with the school’s grand celebration of its 10th anniversary, which was beautifully captured in a video. During this visit, he observed that the school’s restroom facilities required significant refurbishment. Additionally, some classroom furniture needed replacement. […]

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From a wooden pavillion to proper classrooms

The Headmaster of Jeduako Methodist Junior High School in the Ashanti region, Brobbey Daniel, reached out to us for assistance. He provided us with a photograph of a building containing three classrooms. Construction on this building commenced in 2012, with initial funding from the government. Unfortunately, the allocated budget proved insufficient to complete the construction […]

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