Bolgatanga, Ghana

Our work

Practical routes to opportunity

Our programmes focus on the barriers that affect girls, young women, women and children in northern Ghana. Practical skills and livelihood opportunity are central to the TeMWEP initiative. Community outreach connects this work with education, wellbeing and local participation.

A person in a blue Foundation shirt works at a sewing machine with white fabric.
Sewing practice in a local workshop.
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TeMWEP skills and livelihoods

TeMWEP supports vocational opportunity for young women, including teenage mothers and young wives. Sewing-machine support and community engagement provide a foundation for practical learning.

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Community outreach

Outreach creates space to discuss reproductive health, education and wellbeing, and to provide practical support where it has been mobilised.

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The proposed Pusu Namogo centre

The Foundation is seeking support for a permanent training base in Talensi District, with wider plans for vocational and livelihood development.

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Tourism and culture

We are developing a community-based tourism initiative that connects local culture, visitor engagement and community opportunity.

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Sewing machines received
Achieved
51
Equipment support for the Foundation’s vocational initiative.
Young women targeted
Programme target
More than 300
The intended reach over the first three years of the programme.
Proposed training centre
Proposed
Pusu Namogo
A planned facility in Talensi District, Upper East Region.

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Let’s create practical opportunities.

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