The Adu Family’s Transformation with the Gender Model Family Concept
Make a journey with us to the Aowin Municipality of the Western North Region, where we meet Mr. and Mrs. Adu, a family that has experienced an incredible transformation through the Gender Model Family concept under the WEACT Project, implemented by Friends of the...
Livelihood Interventions in Coastal Communities
Ghana’s coastal communities are home to vibrant fishing traditions that have sustained families for generations. Yet, in recent years, overfishing, declining marine stocks, and limited alternative opportunities have left many households, particularly women and girls,...
Interventions in Mining Communities
Across Ghana, illegal mining (galamsey) has become both a socio-economic and environmental challenge. For many young people in mining districts, the promise of quick earnings drives them into unsafe pits where they are exposed to toxic chemicals, exploitation, and...
Safety of fishers
Small-scale fisheries are the backbone of Ghana’s coastal economy, providing food security and livelihoods for millions of people. Yet, fishing remains one of the most dangerous occupations in the country. Poor handling of premix fuel, lack of safety equipment, and...