Our Impact

2018

School Renovations

We started our school renovations with the chalkboards, then created more engaging primary classrooms, and finally upgraded the libraries with books and librarian training.

2019

In School But Not Learning: Documentary Release

We premiered the documentary “In School But Not Learning” in London, bringing attention to the challenges within Ghana’s education system and sparking important conversations.

2020

Commitment and Service in the Fight Against COVID-19

During COVID-19, our family outreach was recognised by the International Human Rights Commission and featured in two major Ghanaian news outlets. We also supported schools with PPE for reopening.

2021

Brick by Brick– School Washroom Construction

We raised £7,000 to support girls’ education by building a clean, safe, and private toilet at a partner school. Five months later, it was completed, benefiting over 100 students and teachers.

2022

Child Rights Workshops

We launched our child rights training workshops in partnership with the Social Welfare Department and the Ghana Education Service in the District, aiming to raise awareness and build capacity among children and educators.

2023

School Workshops

We developed school workshops to address the learning challenges children face and the social issues affecting their education. These workshops reached students in 20 schools across three different communities.

See the Impact

Child Rights Workshops
After attending our workshops, students understand their rights and how to stay safe.
📈 +47% increase in child rights knowledge among students.

School Supplies Program
When children have the tools they need, everything changes.
✅ 87% improvement in classroom preparedness
✅ 77% improvement in participation
✅ 70% boost in student self-esteem

PADs (Period Dignity for Girls)
Before our intervention, only 31% of girls felt confident attending school during their period. Now? That number has jumped to 74%.

Workshops That Stick
Our sessions on antisocial behaviour, self-esteem, and health leave a lasting impression.
100% of students said they learned something new and useful.

“The best part? The games at the beginning—they get us laughing and ready to learn.” – Student