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PROGRAMS

Our Key Programs

Girls /Women Empowerment
Our programs are dedicated to empowering girls and women by providing them with the education, skills, and resources they need to thrive
Education
Providing quality education to empower individuals and communities. Some Initiatives are :
a. Literacy and Numeracy Improvement
b. Early Childhood
c. Sponsor A Child's Education For All
d. Special Education
e. ICT
Disability Issues
Advocating for inclusivity and accessibility, empowering individuals with disabilities to lead independent and fulfilling lives.
health
Promoting wellness and providing essential healthcare services to ensure healthy and thriving communities.
projects

Transformative Projects

Advocacy

• The importance of girls education
• Sexual and reproductive health awareness
• Menstrual health management
• Girls in ICT and Science
• Stress management among women
• Cervical cancer awareness

Education

• Literacy and numeracy improvement
• Early childhood improvement
• Sponsor a child’s education
• Improving ICT education in Ghana
• Special education

Economic empowerment

• Train farmers on bee marking/ honey production and assist them with startup capital
• Providing startup funds for women in farming communities
• Entrepreneurship training programs for women and youth and securing grants for them.

Health

• Train student, teachers and women in the communities on how to produce reusable sanitary pads using locally made materials.
• Distributes both reusable and disposable sanitary pads to the underprivileged girls/women in deprived communities.

Providing scholarships for underprivileged students to Senior High Schools (abled and PWDs) (SDG 4 & 10)

Distributing reusable and disposable sanitary pads to underprivileged girls/ women in the communities. (SDG 3)

Initiatives

Awuraba Foundation collaborated with Erudite Women Empowerment Foundation and provided sanitary pads to 150 JHS Girls during the International Menstrual Hygiene Day Celebration at Pentecost International Worship Centre (PIWC) – Konongo on 28th May, 2024.

The Awuraba Foundation has launched the “EasyMens Project” which seeks to provide girls with accessible and affordable sanitary solutions, ensuring uninterrupted education.
On November 11th & 12th, Awuraba Foundation initiated the first phase of its innovative “EasyMens project” in some of the selected schools within the Asante Akim Central Municipality, Ashanti Region. This groundbreaking initiative aims to address the pressing issue of menstrual-related absenteeism, stigma and school dropouts.

The initial phase commenced in Patriensa M/A JHS respectively with a comprehensive survey to access the needs of beneficiaries.
Key components of the project including:

  • Providing reusable sanitary pads
  • Educating girls on menstrual hygiene management
  • Training girls to produce reusable sanitary pads.
    Targeting girls aged 11 and above, Awuraba Foundation strives to create a supportive environment, promoting girls’ education and empowerment.

Awuraba Foundation collaborated with Ghana Education Service (GES) -Konongo on 11th October, 2024, celebrated the International Girl Child Day.

The event aimed to empower young girls and inspire them to take up leadership roles in their communities and beyond. About 621 students were in attendance of this memorable event.

Creating lasting change through innovative programs and community-driven projects.

Captured Moments

Advocacy and Mentorship

Educating girls on menstrual hygiene management

Mentoring Girls on the Importance of Girls' Education