Hope for Ghana is excited to bring a 12 classroom primary and junior high school to the village of Klokpe so children no longer have to learn under a tree.
Hope for Ghana’s third school and most adventurous project has come to the village of Sesime where children who were learning under a tree and a shed now have a 7 classroom school, a library and computer lab.
Hope for Ghana’s second school, in memory of humanitarian and child rights advocate, Platini Ashiagbor, is in the village of Kpevenu where the nearest school is 6 kilometers away so children often did not go to school.
Hope for Ghana’s first school is in the remote village of Gakpokorpe, a poor village of farmers whose children previously walked 3 kilometers each way to get to school. The school, dedicated to Mason Langford, provides a kindergarten, primary school and library.
Thanks to Brother’s Brother Foundation, a village where drilled water was undrinkable now has a purification machine and solar power so pure water comes to them at no cost.
Water is life! The village of Dokukorpe receiving clean water for the first time is heartwarming. Thanks to the benevolence of Grace Life Church for this priceless gift.
Hope for Ghana is forever changing the lives of young men and women who will create a future for themselves as masons, seamstresses, tailors, carpenters, hairdressers, welders and tilers.
Hope for Ghana built its sixth library and computer lab at Abor-Weme Municipal Assembly Basic School, home to 500 primary and junior high school students.
Hope for Ghana’s third library and computer lab was built at Tegbi Agbedrafor Basic School. The Elena Haasen Library, named in memory of the daughter of a dear friend, is a gift to 600 primary and junior secondary school students.