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More than 130 additional scholarships for girls in 2014

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2014 was a year of substantial growth for the Achievers. With the help of our generous donors and supporters, large and small, we were able to provide an additional 136 scholarships for girls from the Nima slum community, so they are able to attend school.

The total number of scholarships provided by the Achievers at the end of 2014 exceeded 200. That represents more than 200 girls who are able to attend school and develop to their full potential. But in 2015 we aim to do more. Much more.

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Some of the girls who received scholarships from the Achievers in 2014

To all our partners: organizations, companies and individuals who contributed in so many ways to help us accomplish our goals we say:

Me daa si, Thank you, Dank je wel,  Na gode! 

RisingSun Montessori, MTN hero of change, Projects Abroad, Tech Needs Girls, Worldreader, Oasis Capital, Circumspecte, Rayuwa Foundation,  Alcatel-Lucent, Jazi Foundation, Munipa Foundation,  Nick Beesley and many more, 

We are extremely grateful, and as we begin 2015, look forward to furthering these partnerships.

One response to “More than 130 additional scholarships for girls in 2014”

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    Elizabeth Fleming

    Great. We will be there Starbucks ?

    Thanks again, Elizabeth Fleming

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Achievers Ghana is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering girls through education in Ghana. Founded with the mission to combat the high dropout rates and gender disparities in education, Achievers Ghana provides scholarships, mentorship programs, and community support to help girls achieve their academic and personal goals. The organization focuses on creating a safe and supportive environment for girls to thrive, aiming to break the cycle of poverty and inequality through education and advocacy.

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