Adoption in Africa is a deeply personal and life-changing journey, but it can also be legally complex. Each African country has its own laws, residency requirements, and safeguards. Below, I address the most frequently asked questions about adoption in Africa.…
Adoption law in Africa varies enormously by country
Across Africa, millions of children grow up without the care of their biological parents. While some live with extended family, many find themselves in orphanages, sometimes by choice, other times by circumstance. Understanding how children enter the orphanage system is…
Starting a child-focused NGO in Africa is both a rewarding and challenging endeavor. With millions of children affected by poverty, conflict, disease, and limited access to education, NGOs play a critical role in protecting and empowering vulnerable young lives. However,…
Supporting vulnerable children is one of the most compassionate things you can do, but if done incorrectly, even well-intentioned efforts can cause unintended harm. Children living in poverty, conflict zones, orphanages, or unstable households need love, protection, and guidance, but…
Myths often surround orphanages in West Africa; some see them as safe havens for children without families, while others argue they are harmful institutions that exploit poverty. The truth lies somewhere in between, shaped by history, culture, poverty, and policy.…
If you are considering adoption in Ghana, one of the first questions you may ask is: Should I go through the government or use a private agency? Both routes are legal and regulated by the Central Adoption Authority (CAA), but…
However, in other parts of the world, including the United States, Germany, and Japan, adult adoption is legal.
Adoption in Ghana is a legal and carefully regulated process overseen by the Department of Social Welfare (DSW) and the Central Adoption Authority (CAA) under the Ministry of Gender, Children, and Social Protection. As of 2025, Ghana is strengthening domestic…
If you have ever wondered how I managed to write my books or if you have been seeking tips to embark on your own writing journey, you are in the right place. Writing can be a challenging yet rewarding experience,…
The fight against pedophilia is a collective responsibility.
Here’s my perspective:
Kids need to be nurtured, regardless of their location. However, our assistance should also promote sustainable solutions rather than merely providing temporary help.
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…
Stepping into the world beyond the care system can feel like embarking on a journey with no compass. But within this uncertainty lies the power of community, support, and healing. Most Care Leavers are broken and need healing, and this…
Most people find it difficult on what best approach to use in donating their slightly used clothes. Many times, most people dump and do not donate. In this article, I will show you one of the easiest steps to follow…
The countdown to the release of my book has begun with a pre-order. The impact I have seen talking openly about orphans and vulnerable children is incredible. Thank you for giving me the chance to see the writer in me.…
Healing after care can take you forever. I chanced on a quote on Instagram some time ago that read “The wound was not your fault, but the healing is your responsibility. It is never an easy ice to break finding…
For new aspiring writers like myself, it is not an easy journey to start writing a book from scratch. I can tell you without delay that the difficult part of a writer’s job is sitting down to do the work.…
1. Every orphan has a hidden potential The only reason why you never became an orphan or ended up in an orphanage is —Luck. Every orphan you meet at the orphanage has the potential to become someone great in the…