If we all come together communities, families, and those with the means to help we can build a brighter future for Ghana’s children. Whether it’s keeping families together, empowering relatives to step up, or creating resources to support them, we can give children the chance to thrive in a loving environment.
The renaming of orphanages to residential homes for children in Ghana reflects a shift in philosophy but falls short of addressing the deeper issues within the system.
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Ghana has embarked on a transformative journey with the launch of its Care Reform Roadmap, emphasizing the critical importance of family-based care for children. Can this roadmap be achieved?
To take a child away from her parents for unjust reasons should be a crime. No one knows how to take care of a child than the child's parents.
When it comes to advocacy and human welfare, I never miss out. I find great joy in partaking in such events. I recently attended a knowledge-sharing event in Halifax that focused on gender-based violence and women’s homelessness. Women’s empowerment is…
As someone who has experienced the challenges of growing up in institutional care, I am passionate about shedding light on the complexities of providing support for children without parental care. While the traditional orphanage model is well-intentioned, my personal experiences…
Happy Father’s Day to every father out there. Whether you didn’t have the opportunity to grow up in a family, lost your dad, or experienced abuse, I want you to know that you are not alone. Today might be difficult,…
Child labour is a pressing issue that affects millions of children worldwide. I had an insightful discussion with Amidatu, a child rights advocate on the need to address child labour from the home. Below are some takeaways from our conversation.…
“Do not tell anyone, else you will die, or I will kill you.” These words are mostly what abusers of children use to get a hold of them. Child predators rely on children to keep their secrets. Perpetrators often say,…