See how young people in Ghana are responding to the messages to keep safe By William Anim-Dankwa, communications manager, Ghana
Ghana
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"A sponsor is a support — one person besides your parents that help you take the right direction in life."
- Banhi, India
- Banhi, India
We do sponsorship a little differently
Sponsorship is the best way to help children access education — inside and outside of the classroom — so they can overcome barriers and dream of a future filled with possibility.
- WHO WE ARE
- HOW WE WORK
- WHAT WE DO
- COUNTRY SNAPSHOT
Child advocates
We provide children with tools and training they need to access education, overcome barriers and be a voice for change. We’ve had an office in Tamale, Ghana since 1996.
WHO
WE
ARE
Partnering for change
Thank you to our implementing partners for making dreams come true in Ghana…
WHERE
WE
WORK
We champion child development
In Ghana, we’re committed to supporting early childhood, a pivotal time, which will help determine a child’s growth and development into a healthy adult.
WHAT
WE
DO
Did you know...
- Ghana has a population of 29.6-million people
- 13 percent of the population lives on US$1.90/day
- 21 percent of children, between the ages of five and 17, are involved in child labour. The issue impacts almost two-million children*
- 71 percent of children are enrolled in secondary school
Source: worldbank.org, unicef.org*
