Send 350 Girls to School in Ghana for a Year

The project has made substantial progress in its efforts to support girls' education. As of the reporting period, a total of 350 girls have been enrolled in the program. Among these participants, 17 girls are preparing to write their Junior High certificate examination, while another 8 are getting ready to write their Senior High certificate examination. These numbers demonstrate the positive impact of the project in ensuring educational opportunities for these girls and preparing them for further academic achievements.

Throughout the project's implementation, numerous success stories have emerged, highlighting the transformative impact of the initiative. Several girls who were previously deprived of education due to financial constraints, cultural norms, or societal barriers have now been able to access schooling. These success stories not only inspire others to pursue education but also showcase the potential of girls when provided with equal opportunities.

Despite the project's achievements, there are challenges that require immediate attention. One of the most pressing issues is the need for additional funds. As the number of girls enrolled in the project continues to grow, sustaining financial support becomes paramount. The project's success relies heavily on consistent funding to cover educational expenses, mentorship programs, and essential resources for the participants.

To ensure the project's continuity and expand its reach to more girls in need, we appeal for additional financial support. Every contribution, no matter how small, will make a substantial difference in the lives of these girls and their communities. By investing in their education, we invest in a brighter and more equitable future for all.

Hello All, 

Thank you so much for this day. We are happy to have reached this far with your kind and generous support and donations. Our girls' projects have been solid with progressive activities due to the huge support you have given to us over the past years.

The battle is still on the course since we have not yet done with the girls. As school resumed last month, there are many things that the girls we send to school need to help them stay in school and keep learning. School supplies have become a major obstacle for girls in school.  Every new term is a challenge for girls who cannot afford to buy school supplies to help them stay in class and contribute to class activities. 

There are currently 250 girls in our project who have not gotten their school supplies intact and this is becoming a big issue. We fear that the girls may drop out of school and face the dangers of early and forced marriages. Parents will take this as an opportunity to push their female children with the excuse that, they cannot afford to take care of their female children. 

Girls in our program need to be protected at all costs. All that we can do now is to make learning materials available for the girls. In that case, they will be encouraged to come to school and take part in classroom activities. Parents will not have any excuse and the girls will be happy in class and keep progressing in their academic ladder until they reach the higher level. 

We need your kind and usual support to make this happened. Our efforts need not to be in vain. Let come together to help our vulnerable girls from becoming victims of any form of abuse.

So much happy for this day and thank you so much for your generous support of our course. This academic year was an impressive one generally for our program. We have 9 of our girls completing Senior High School and we are hoping that they get good grades to proceed to the next step of their educational ladder.

Also, just this month's ending, 17 girls will sit for their first competitive exams in the Basic Examination Certificate Exams.

We have prepared them intensively for the exams and had psyche the mind and had increase their self-confidence.

In all and as usual, this achievement demands
more funding to help the girls to progress forward and also to enroll new applicants into the programs. Many girls seek these opportunities but for lack of funds.

One of the amazing things is that some of these girls also embark on community programs to help the inhabitants become aware of certain problems in their various communities.

We need your kind support both in cash and kind to help push these girls who were rescued from bondage to become productive and responsible with the confidence and experience to support other girls from becoming victims of all forms of vulnerability.

Please, share our projects with anyone for more funds and support.

Hello All,

Achievers Ghana on the 14 of May 2022 embarked on an excursion to the Elmina Castle and Kakum National Park, all in the central region of Ghana, a four-hour journey from Accra in honor of our 11th-year anniversary.

The excursion took one hundred girls to these historical places. Elmina Castle housed memories of the slave trade in Ghana and the West Africa sub-region in its entirety. It was truly educative and exciting for the girls as most of the things they saw there reflect in their memories of what they are thought in their schools. Many of the girls shared tears as a result of having a feel about how their great grandfathers and grandmothers were treated in such an inhumane way.

The Kakum National Park is always an exciting, awesome, and fearful place as the girls have to mount a bouncing canopy that looks like falling to the ground. The courage will take a troke to up to seven canopies while those who cannot take only three canopies. The excitement and the joy are still with the girls as this is their first time traveling outside their immediate communities. 

The trip was embarked to celebrate 11 years of non-stop hard work, perseverance, dedication, and selfless working of our girls who made it possible to work efficiently and effectively to achieve our aims and objectives. 

We are much grateful to our donors, supporters, and well-wishers who are strongly standing behind us to ensure that girls have the right to deliver our mandate and help broaden the horizon of a deprived and vulnerable girl child. Thank you so much.

We hope to continue receiving your donation from all and sundry in order to put girls in their rightful place in life through access to quality and holistic education.

Links:

• Trip to Elmina and Kakum National Park

Thank you all,

I am so happy to inform you that, the past months have been consistent progress by the girls from one stage to the other. 

So far we have 27 girls who have graduated from Senior High School and 13 of them have gotten admissions to various universities in the country. Thanks to our donors and supporters in this crusade. 

45 of the girls are waiting for their results to proceed to Senior High School when they wrote the Basic Education Certificate Examination last year in November.

This year 37 of the girls are waiting to graduate from Junior High School. These statistics call for appreciation to our donors and especially the recurrent donors. 

However, with all these success stories, we still have a large number of girls who are still in lower and upper primaries school and are patiently waiting for your kind support and donation to be able to continue their education without any impediment.

Life in the slums of Ghana is not an easy one for everybody and with the current economic hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic, parents, guardians, and organizations are finding it difficult to get funding to continue their wards or beneficiaries education. 

The new academic year just began in Ghana and everything has increased in terms of the prices of school supplies which is making it totally difficult to fulfill our mandate as an organization. 

We, therefore, pray that you will continue to support this project so that we can raise enough funds to support these deprived girls who have no one to support them but you the kind-hearted individual out there. 

We thank you for your usual and kind support and we hope to will share our project with all those who are willing and ready to support us. 

Links:

• Our daily program activities on facebook