Contributing finances or building materials to HFHG or directly to a local Habitat affiliate. To see the financial contribution options available to you as well as to make a quick pledge,CLICK HERE!
Praying for the work of Habitat for Humanity Ghana (HFHG)
The ‘Women’s Build’ event was organized on the 12th of March, 2011 to commemorate this year’s International Women’s Day which fell on the 8th of March 2011, the theme for the Habitat for Humanity Ghana Women’s Build event was “Equal Access to Housing For A More Secured Future For Women”. ... more
Akua Henewaa is a 29 year old farmer who lives in the Kofiase community. She is married to 40 year old John Gyasi also a famer. They have 5 children; Benjamin (5), Isaac (14), Janet (8) (, Dorcas (5) and Grace (3).The couple lived in a mud house where they shared one room with their children, and kept all other belongings such as utensils, food crops, water for bathing (kept in big buckets), etc. The mud house had to be renovated every year.
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The scene at the Doha airport was the same as usual. Long, messy queues at the check-in desks. A large group waiting at the designated “meeting point” just inside the initial security check made up of travelers, friends, and families coming to say goodbye. Last minute overweight baggage drama. Student Affairs has taken plenty of trips before with students, but this one, we soon found out, would raise the bar far beyond our expectations. ... more
Eighteen (18) dedicated high school students and three very dedicated teachers went on a 4-day trip to the village of Nkwatekese. When we first left LCS at 6:30 AM many of us didn’t know what to expect. Some of us thought that we would be building mud huts that had no windows and we would sleep on the bare ground. ... more
We left Accra for Kwamoso sometime after 8am. It was a fairly short journey, lasting no longer than two hours, notwithstanding the brief stopover at a conveniently-located “On the Run” to buy some much needed supplies.On our arrival at Kwamoso, we were welcomed by the Regional Coordinator (of this and seven other affiliates), who insisted that we referred to him simply as ‘Ato’. ... more
Imagine living a mile or so from the nearest water source. Imagine living with your family of seven in one room in your father's house. ... more
Contributing finances or building materials to HFHG or directly to a local Habitat affiliate. To see the financial contribution options available to you as well as to make a quick pledge,
Praying for the work of Habitat for Humanity Ghana (HFHG)
Volunteering with the Habitat program either as:
