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Achievers Ghana on 23rd April, 2020 launched its COVID-19 Response Initiative in the area of children’s education which is in… READ MORE
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In November 2014 Worldreader launched the first community E-Library in West Africa at Achievers Ghana. 25 e-reader devices with 120… READ MORE
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After struggling with setbacks in basic education due to early and force marriage, Amina Ismail, Co-founder of Achievers Ghana, had… READ MORE
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Is another academic year again and Achievers Ghana as usual has been given another opportunity to send girls from Achievers… READ MORE
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Achievers Ghana is extremely pleased with our gradually increasing list of corporate sponsors as we welcome the Leading Ladies’ Network… READ MORE
Hafsa joined Achievers Ghana in our early years. She vividly remembers the day her father came home from his prayers and… READ MORE
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14-year old Aisha grew up in Nima. She was raised single-handedly by her grandmother, Bere (she calls her). Bere… READ MORE
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I want Achievers Ghana to help me achieve my goals by supporting me in my education…..the 13-year old says. Hajara… READ MORE
Yesterday the world celebrated the Day of the African Child, which commemorates the massacre of hundreds of children in South Africa who… READ MORE
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Our 16-year old co-founder and Deputy Director, Amina Ismail Daru, shared her story at the recent TEDx Spintex Women held… READ MORE
“Every girl deserves the chance to learn, to dream, and to achieve. Education is the foundation of empowerment and the pathway to a brighter future.”
- Unknown Author
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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