Honor Roll

Honor Roll

What Honor Roll Is

Honor Roll is a community committed to ensuring Ghanaian children can fully participate in basic education without shame, barriers, or compromise.

Of course I am part of this. It reflects who I am.

Why Honor Roll Exists

Across Ghana, many children face challenges that limit their full participation in basic education, including stigma, limited resources, and systemic barriers. We work closely with basic schools and local authorities to support children to remain in school with dignity, care, and respect.

Honor Roll exists because this work requires consistency.

Who Honor Roll Is For

Honor Roll is for people who:

  • Believe education is a right, not a privilege
  • Understand that long term change requires consistency
  • Want to belong to something values led and grounded

How to Be Part of Honor Roll

Honor Roll is a long table. There is space for people who are curious. There is space for people who are committed.

Honor Roll is a long table.

Honor Roll Friends

This is where belonging begins. Honor Roll Friends are part of the community.


They receive reflections from the work, stories from schools, and insight into how children are being supported to complete basic education.

  • No payment.
  • No expectation.
  • Just alignment.

If you would like to be part of Honor Roll Friends, you can share your interest here.

→ Honor Roll Friends Interest Form

The Honor Roll

Some people choose to stand deeper.

 

Honor Roll Members support the work through monthly giving that sustains children’s participation in basic education in Ghana. This includes learning materials and school workshops. It is about commitment.

 

Honor Roll Members receive thoughtful updates from the work, a clear connection to the team, and recognition as part of a values led community. Most of all, they know their support is held with care and contributes to the steady conditions children need to stay in school and learn well.

Become a member

FAQs

What does Homeland Ghana do?

We work with schools and local authorities in Ghana to improve children’s participation in basic education. We focus on removing barriers that push children out of school with dignity, consistency, and respect.

When children are able to stay in school, many other possibilities begin to open up. Basic education lays the foundation for literacy, confidence, communication, and long term opportunity.

 

We focus on improving the quality of the time children spend in school. When learning is meaningful and consistent, it becomes one of the most effective long term investments a community can make.

Some follow our work and learn alongside us. Others choose to stand more consistently through Honor Roll.

There is no expectation, only invitation.

Honor Roll is a community of people who stand for children’s basic education in Ghana. It’s not a campaign or a one-off donation. It’s about belonging, consistency, and shared values.

No. Honor Roll begins with alignment, not payment. People are welcome whether or not they choose to give.

When you select a giving option, your support is aligned with that area of our work. It is then planned and delivered within the broader context of school needs, timing, and coordination. This allows us to respond thoughtfully rather than reactively, while staying true to the focus you chose.

Our approach is not driven by urgency, but by consistency. Sustainable change happens when support is steady and long-term.