Yaw Amankwaa
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.
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.
Our Mission Farming ProjectThis farming project began life on one of Enliven Mama Africa’s frequent ‘evaluation’ trips. On these excursions, Maxwell (the founder of Enliven), engages with local populations to uncover areas that require improvement and funding. On this trip, he and the team engaged with a group of local farmers who grow tomatoes, squash,
Our Mission To Alleviate poverty for single mothers in Ghana by providing training and materials to learn and sustain a trade. Donate to this Project The problemMany young ladies in Ghana find themselves as single parents due to many reasons such as limited education, access and understanding of reproductive healthcare, women still being seen as
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