It started with one school visit.

In 2017, Rhoda Agilinko returned to her hometown in the Builsa North District and asked to visit a local school.

What she encountered reflected challenges shared by many schools across the region. Classrooms were overcrowded. Learning materials were limited. School buildings showed signs of long term underinvestment, making teaching and learning more difficult than they needed to be.

Rather than turning away, Rhoda began asking what support could look like. By the end of that year, she raised funds to return and provide basic supplies and support to one school. That initial effort marked the beginning of a longer commitment.

Today, Homeland Ghana works alongside more than 30 schools across the district, supporting learning environments where children can remain in school and learn with dignity and care.