Projects

Covid 19 Relief  Project

The outbreak of new coronavirus disease (COVID‑19) is causing respiratory illness worldwide, prompting the WHO to declare the condition as a global pandemic. The virus has spread to more than 135 countries in Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, and the Middle East, thus putting the world’s economy in survival mode.

Our support to the sector

We're helping the fight in these ways:  

We’re sharing knowledge relief items to Citizens and froth line workers.

We have already donated Food items and Personal Protective Equipment to individuals and Organizations in Ghana and with your Support, we can do more

Rural Women Entrepreneurship Project

Women in our society are completely financially dependent on their husbands since they usually don’t get an opportunity to gain any kind of vocational skills or qualifications. Instead of practicing an income-generating profession, they are considered to be housewives, i.e. their common task assignment is restricted to housework and parenting. This discrimination of women also extends to the job market

This project aims to increase the capacity of disadvantaged Rural women and girls in the Northern Region of Ghana with practical Vocational and Entrepreneurship skills, providing them with the opportunity to start their own businesses and become leaders within their communities. The training aims to help alleviate poverty, enable economic independence and help increase the self-esteem of vulnerable women and girls in the community. The training will provide skills in practical trades to enable them to employ themselves and generate income to support themselves and their families.

Women are trained the following Vocational and Entrepreneurship Skills:

·       Financial Literacy 

·       Soap making

·       Bead Making

·       AgriBusiness

·       Shea Butter processing

This training also includes training in financial literacy and grants to best business ideas by the women

Targeted Communities and cities

Tamale, Savelugu, Kumbungu, Tolon, Nanton , Naynkpala and Gushegu. All these communities are located in the Northern Region of Ghana

Target Group:

 Deserving women are our target beneficiaries. On a priority basis, the admissions would be offered to Orphans, Divorced, Widows and Poor women

The Mentor Me Project

The Mentoring Program gives the chance to build a strong relationship between an underprivileged youth and a professional, who can provide advice and support the youth in their first steps in real life. A relationship with non-parental adults influences positively the youths' perception of self-worth and competence. The Program consists of training and preparation of the mentors; building a support network of volunteers and professionals, as well as individual goal setting and follow up. I=Over the years we have Mentored and trained over 5000 Students across Ghana

Outcome and deliverables

Specific deliverables on the level of the children:
The students are taken through the following topics:

• self-development
• creativity
• ethics and values
• understanding Leadership
• goal attainment
• teamwork
• problem solving
• communication skills
• basic skills in bead making
• critical thinking

Objectives of the Mentorship program:

Goals & Objectives

1. To enhance Creativity and Entrepreneurship development among unemployed youth, especially in the rural North of Ghana

2. To create an enabling environment for young people where they are empowered to grow their knowledge and skills which they need to become successful (social) entrepreneurs.

3. To engage youth to take on leadership roles in organizing community-based activities that promote positive lifestyles and care for the environment.

4. The program will contribute to the reduction of unemployment and poverty as well improvement of social inclusion in rural areas

5. Students receive support in coming to terms with and rising above, difficult circumstances and situations

6. Encourage lifelong learning and passion for reading

The children will also be trained the following Vocational and Entrepreneurship Skills base on their needs:

Information Communication Project

We currently Support Some Schools  by Donating Computers and laptops to support Teaching and Learning

Education For All Project

When classrooms don’t have enough desks, children are either forced to sit six on a bench meant for two students or sit on the floor. This can be extremely uncomfortable, and distracts them from their learning.

Children also struggle without access to textbooks. In many cases, classrooms don't have any books at all. 

Me For Africa over the past 2 years have Donated Classroom Desks, Exercises Books and materials to Schools in the Northern Region of Ghana

Gender and Climate Change

Climate change is a threat to global peace, security and prosperity. Climate change has been a global canker that has affected the climate of the world over the past decades. It has impacted greatly on the population of countries and most significantly on the African continent. We plant trees and advocate for a greener environment in Communities Schools, Religious organizations Etc