$213K
Raised for Active Relief
480
Households with New Water
6
Relief Programs
5
Regions in Ghana
Impact Stories
Field updates from water, nutrition, farming, reading, and flood relief work in Ghana.
Clean Water for Northern Ghana
A new hand-pumped borehole now serves about 480 households. A local water committee maintains the pump and shows families how to store drinking water safely.
Child Health & Nutrition
Community volunteers screened children under five, counseled caregivers, and shared porridge recipes that use local grains during the dry season.
Food Security & Livelihoods
Women farmers planted okra and leafy greens beside a small reservoir, and village savings groups help families through the lean season.
After-School Reading Clubs
Teachers and volunteers opened reading clubs so primary pupils can practice literacy with storybooks in their own language and in English.
Flood Relief in Saboba
After seasonal floods, teams distributed grain, blankets, and water-treatment supplies to households whose homes and farms were damaged.
Handwashing at Damongo Schools
Tippy-tap stations and hygiene lessons help pupils wash their hands before meals and slow the spread of illness.
Impact by Numbers
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8
Boreholes Commissioned
Hand pumps serving Northern and Savannah communities
1,400
Children Screened
Growth checks in the Upper West and Upper East
320
Farmers Supported
Dry-season gardens and village savings groups
600
Flood Families Reached
Grain, blankets, and water treatment in Saboba
240
Reading Club Pupils
After-school literacy clubs in Bolgatanga
8
Handwashing Stations
Tippy taps at primary schools in Damongo