Author: Yaw Asare

We are thrilled to announce the commencement of a new session of vocational training for five young mothers. These incredible women, along with their children, have recently relocated to the children’s village, seeking a fresh start and a brighter future.

This year, our vocational training program will focus on three essential skills: sewing, pedicure/manicure, and hair-do. We believe that equipping these mothers with practical skills will empower them to become self-sufficient and provide for their families.

In order to ensure that our new members have a smooth transition and a comfortable stay, we recognised the need for major renovations and expansion in our family house. Our dedicated team has been hard at work, carrying out various renovation works such as painting the family houses, replacing worn-out mosquito nets, and mending the roofs. These improvements not only enhance the aesthetics of the village but also contribute to the overall safety and well-being of our residents.

Kids Educational Needs

Additionally, we have also made significant efforts to provide personal and educational items for both the old and new children in the village. We have purchased books, shoes, school bags, pencils, and other essential supplies to support their learning and development. We firmly believe that education is a vital tool for breaking the cycle of poverty, and we are committed to giving these children the best possible start in life.

We are immensely grateful for the support and generosity of our donors, sponsors, and volunteers who have made all of these initiatives possible. Together, we are making a lasting impact on the lives of these young mothers and their children, helping them build a brighter and more promising future.

As we embark on this new session of vocational training, we are filled with hope and excitement for what lies ahead. We are confident that these young mothers will embrace the opportunity to learn new skills and transform their lives. With your continued support, we can empower more individuals and families, creating a ripple effect of positive change within our community.

Thank you for being a part of this incredible journey. Together, we can make a real difference in the lives of these young mothers and their children.

We wish you a wonderful Easter weekend, Happy Easter!

Looking back on an eventful year, we say thank you for your continued trust in us and our projects, and for your donations. We wish you a wonderful time with your family and love ones and a happy  new year. Merry Christmas

After several weeks of waiting, all the necessary parts for our solar system have now been delivered: a new 4KWA inverter from Studer, charge controller and 5X 3.5kWh Li-lon batteries. Our technicians worked for three days to rewire and update the system, which was finally successfully installed.

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The system is intelligent, it is capable of alerting us if battery percentage drops to a critical level or in worse case it is able to take out certain load to protect the system. In this way, we can use electricity efficiently and at the same time conserve the photovoltaic system. The joy about the new system in the children’s village is overwhelming and we are happy that we finally have electricity again at night! On hot sunny days, residents can now drink cold water and store food in a cool place to keep it longer. Children can study and do their homework after dark and do not have to fear stepping on a dangerous insect at night.

The commissioning of the photovoltaic system is a great success for us and will improve life in the children’s village in the long term. Without your continued interest in our project, this would not have been possible. We thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your support!

Mostly during the rainy season, the residents and staff of the Children’s Village practice subsistence farming. This enables us to cover part of our food needs independently. This year, our main focus is on the cultivation of vegetables. We have introduced a new irrigation method for our vegetable crops and now combine natural irrigation of the plants by rainwater with additional water supply from our water reservoirs. For this purpose, we have already installed a new water tank and a sprinkler system in the vegetable garden, which allow continuous irrigation.  

This year we have also started raising domestic chickens. Our chickens are raised in free range and live within the walls of the Children’s Village on about 16,000 square meters.

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Easter celebration in Ghana is mostly about  the death and rise of Christ.
Not much is told about bunnies and decorated Easter eggs in many homes in Ghana.

At the childrens village we have adopted a few traditions from the international world making Easter time even more fun for us in our village community. For our Easter celebration, we baked some cookies, painted some colorful Easter eggs together with all kids and have other activities such  traditional games/ dance on the plan.

Many thanks for your continuous support and love you show us everyday. Happy Easter….

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The bonfire is burning and everyone has gathered around, happily singing and enjoying the evening together. This is how we spend our special evening, but only until the fire burns out. Once the wood is laid and the flames are out, total darkness reigns again. There is no electricity that brings light into the darkness.
Without electricity, our regular evenings are short, and everyone is confined to their rooms as early as 7PM. The entire village remains in complete darkness until sun rise.
The risk is not only the darkness, but the possibility of stumbling on a poisonous insect when you leave your room at night or you spend sleepless nights because of the high temperatures and the rash caused by the excessive heat.

Help us to provide the children with regular and safe electricity again!

You can participate in the fundraiser for our solar project.
With as little as $2, LED lights or other necessary electrical components can be purchased.
More information about the project and how you can support us can be found here.

We have had a good year in 2021 despite the many challenges. This was possible because of your continuous support and interest in our project, also to mention is your big love for us and our children.  

We wish you a great time with your family and friends and also wish you good health in 2022!

Afehyia pa!

The Christmas season is here, all schools and many institutions are preparing for the break to celebrate Christmas. For the Christmas school break, the old Adwampong community school decided to celebrate with a series of activities such as poetry recitals, drumming and dancing and choreography. 
The school invited parents and guardians to witness the occasion and took the opportunity to raise funds to support the school. Also in attendance was a sub-chief of Old-Adwampong (Kontihene Nana Kofi Gyan Ko Kyan II) who graced the occasion with his presence.  

The old-Adwampong school is currently on Christmas break and will be resuming in the first week of January. 

The school which is under the auspices of LoszuGhana provides free education for about 90 children from 4 communities around the children village.  

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