Resources
Our work is informed by research, lived experience, and continuous learning. We also engage with media platforms to share the realities we see in schools, helping to raise awareness, shape understanding, and build support for improving children’s learning experiences.
Academic studies
Key insight:
The report The High Cost of Not Educating Girls highlights the far-reaching impact of excluding girls from education. When girls miss out on learning, the effects extend beyond individuals to families, communities, and national development.
The decline of Basic Education
Context:
Since the introduction of the Free Senior High School policy in 2016, basic education has received less attention and investment. Underpaid teachers, overcrowded classrooms, and limited resources continue to strain the foundations of learning, widening gaps for children as they progress.
Media Features
Our work has been shared across Ghana and internationally, contributing to wider conversations about education, equity, and community led solutions.
Modern Ghana
April 2020
“Homeland Ghana Supports Students Amid COVID-19”
Modern Ghana
May 2024
“Homeland Ghana Celebrates 6 Years”
Peace First
November 2025
“How Rhoda Is Reimagining Basic Education in Ghana”