Volunteering is one of the most powerful ways to make a difference- not just in the lives of others, but in your own life too. It connects communities, fosters empathy, and creates lasting change. Whether it’s working remotely or traveling abroad to support meaningful initiatives, volunteers shape the world in ways that money alone never could.
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Our Mission This recognition is a tremendous honor, and it wouldn’t be possible without the dedication of our incredible team, our generous supporters, and the inspiring communities we serve. Thank you! We believe everyone has the right To Live In H.O.P.E! Our mission has always been to improve the lives of the communities we work
Most Empowering Emerging Nation Community Development Charity 2024! Read More »
We’re thrilled to announce that construction has officially begun on the brand new, state-of-the-art library and ICT center in Atwima!
A Library and ICT Center Taking Shape! Read More »
We are excited to announce that Sumillion will be running the Nuts Challenge in September 2023 (a 7k assault course race) to raise funds for To live in H.O.P.E.
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Our Mission To provide a dedicated accommodation space for volunteers at To Live In H.O.P.E in Ghana Donate to this Project Work has begun on Sumillion House, our dedicated accommodation for volunteers with To Live In H.O.P.E, generously donated by Sumillion Ltd. Once completed it will provide educational space and accommodation for up to 70
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Yaw is struggling to support his family through his farming business, earning enough revenue to provide food and education to his five young children and wife.
Daniel Adjei is a 55-year-old farmer residing in Konkori with his wife and three children. He followed his parents’ footsteps, who taught him farming.
Climate change is a major cause of low productivity in the agricultural sector in Ghana. Small-scale farmers rely heavily on subsistence rain-fed agriculture.
Kwame Opoku is a fifty-year-old farmer of the Atwima Kwanwoma district, struggling to upkeep his farm whilst supporting his family of six.
Rural schools in Ghana have problem with access to portable drinking water. To Live In H.O.P.E are committed to provide new drinking wells to the district.
