Childhood stories to support school children with supplies

When we think about our childhood, we may be met with mixed memories, good or bad. But one thing no child should face is the anxiety that comes with a lack of school supplies when heading back to school for a new term or academic year. In Ghana, the shortage of school supplies and teaching […]

Ensuring Every Child’s Right to Education

Education forms the cornerstone of our society, equipping us with the knowledge and critical thinking skills necessary to navigate the complexities of the world. It empowers us to make informed decisions and shapes our perception of the world. However, the lack of basic school supplies is a significant barrier to education for many children in […]

6 Years Of Quality Education For Children In Ghana

Educating the youngest members of our society is crucial for building a better future. It helps create healthy communities, strong economies, and contributes to the overall wellbeing and happiness of our children. Homeland Ghana Educational Foundation is dedicated to nurturing the role of schools in children’s lives, ensuring that they have access to quality education […]

Educating Boys for Gender Equality

A group of school children in Ghana

Our brains establish our social values, behaviours, and beliefs from an early age. It’s hard for adults to stray from the social culture they have been immersed in. Teaching our children and young people the values we want our future societies to hold is important, including the treatment of women and girls by men and […]

Working with Facilitators: Helping Children

A child writing

For more than three years now, we have been working with school children on a weekly basis and have identified some significant challenges that they face in their settings. In 2022, we launched a series of educational workshops on these specific topics in schools. We focus on raising awareness and knowledge about rights, substance abuse, […]

The School Supplies project – why so important?

Children with books

Learning is an intangible process, the diffusion of information and understanding from knowledgeable, patient teachers to engaged and enthusiastic students. This is the learning environment that Homeland Ghana strives for – by providing training and workshops in order to maximise teachers’ capabilities and understanding of student needs while minimising other stressors and challenges in children’s […]