by Engage Now Staff | Mar 26, 2016 | Anti-Slavery, Ghana, Human Trafficking, In the News
There are 27 – 35.8 million people who continue to suffer in modern slavery today. This is why we launched our End Modern Slavery program on a national level in Ghana. Hundreds of thousands of people are currently victims of human trafficking and slavery in...
by Engage Now Staff | Mar 7, 2016 | Education, ENA, Ghana
ENA donated all the materials and the school children and teachers were extremely grateful. The Headmaster, Mr Seidu Banle, shed tears of joy. He was especially grateful for the scarce commodity of “chalk” to write on the blackboards. Prior to this donation, the...
by Engage Now Staff | Feb 24, 2016 | Education, ENA, Ghana, Literacy
ENA donated text books, teachers notebooks for preparing notes and chalk for writing on the board. The 100 students received uniforms, text books, pens and note books to help them study more effectively and get up to speed with their colleagues in well-endowed...
by Engage Now Staff | Feb 8, 2016 | Education, ENA, Ghana, Orphan Support
Palace Gold Child Support is a fully registered NGO authorized by the Department of Social Welfare to support poor and needy children in Ghana. Their main objective is to help reduce child delinquency in deprived communities by implementing the logistics needed to...
by Engage Now Staff | Feb 5, 2016 | Ghana, Health and Medical Services, Healthcare, Human Trafficking, In the News, Modern Slavery
We know that families living without healthcare coverage suffer from far more than just inadequate access to medications and health services. Illness among the poor often leads families to seek desperate measures to find money for medications. This desperation places...
by Engage Now Staff | Jan 20, 2016 | Education, ENA, Ghana, Health and Medical Services
Meet Emmanuela! Emmanuela is an intelligent, driven 18 year old Engage Now Africa (ENA) scholarship recipient who dreams of becoming a nurse. Since Emmanuela’s mother passed away five years ago, she has been the sole provider for her sickly father and family....
