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Many children lack educational resources, and have to use slates to write on.
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World Inspiring Network
World Inspiring Network is a Ghanaian registered non-profit organization, established with the intention of helping rural children to gain access to quality education. We aim to empower young people in Ghana, focusing on both the development of the individual child and the community that they belong to. The organization was founded in 2016 by Maxwell Odonkor and has grown considerably since its inception, with Willow Anne Faulkner joining as Co-Founder in 2019.
Who We Are
We believe in equality and inclusion for all, advocating for women and other potentially disadvantaged groups. World Inspiring Network has had a positive impact, thus far, on more than 500 lives, contributing significantly to the achievement of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals in Ghana. Our team of dedicated, vibrant volunteers are crucial to our organisation, passionately working with us to provide solutions to the challenges in rural Ghana. Together, we believe that we can make a crucial difference; both in Ghana and beyond, contributing to the eradication of poverty. We hope you enjoy learning about our organisation, the work we have done so far, and the goals we hope to achieve in the future.
What We Do
Education Support
We have recently launched the Education Response Fund, aiming to ensure that quality education is accessible to all. Through this fund and our “Send a Child to School Initiative”, we support some of the most disadvantaged children in the communities of Ahomahomsu, ...
Youth Empowerment
57% of Ghanaian citizens are under the age of 25. It is crucial, therefore, that young people in Ghana be viewed not only as a target group for change, but also as initiators, empowered to make a difference in their communities and contribute to the fight to eradicate poverty...
Women Empowerment
As in a number of countries around the world, gender parity in Ghana is considerably lacking. Targets set by the Ghanaian government are ambitious, with policies stating that women should make up 40% of all state and public boards, councils, commissions and commit...
Ways You Can Help
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Become A Volunteer
Share your time and skills as a volunteer to transform other people’s lives.
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As a child growing up in Besebuom, a small, rural community in the Eastern Region of Ghana, ...
Following the discovery of the novel coronavirus, Covid-19, schools around the world have been thrown into a ...
All children, irrespective of background, should have the right to receive a quality education.
This right is ...
On the 4th October, 2020, World Inspiring Network held its second virtual meeting. Hosted by the founder ...
In 2004, the Ghanaian government introduced the National Early Childhood Care and Development Policy, legislation which recognised ...
Ghana’s economy has expanded significantly during the past decade, hailed as one of the fastest-growing in Africa. ...
Dear Volunteer, many thanks for your interest in supporting World Inspiring Network to help us to achieve ...
World Inspiring Network partners Nonprofit Tech for Good for the 2020 Global NGO Technology Report.
We are excited ...
Greater Accra, Ghana (November 16th, 2019) – World ...
World Inspiring Network and Church of Pentecost Donates educational items to Osunu Dompe Methodist Primary School in ...
As part of the plans for installing peace for the 2016 elections, World Inspiring Network (WIN); a student’s NGO ...
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