PROJECT GHANA

MOM Foundation team on school donation tour with the Education Directorate - Sogakope Access to quality education remains a challenge in many communities, not simply due to a lack of resources but also because of gaps in infrastructure, access, and sustained support. Addressing this requires strong partnerships—bringing together committed donors, local authorities, institutional partners, and a shared, purpose-driven team working toward a common vision for impact. Through Pro

Good soil, strong start: confirming the land’s readiness for the next phase of the AgroVators Initiative. As part of ongoing efforts to scale youth-centered agricultural innovation, Mother of Many Foundation and Sidiq Agri-Firm conducted a subsequent visit to Tema Secondary School, marking continued progress in implementing AgroVators’ first high school edition. This follow-up engagement focused on identifying the most suitable site for cultivation. Building on insights from

Group photograph with the children of City of Refuge Ministries Sustained impact is rarely the result of a single intervention. More often, it is built over time through consistency, trust, and a shared commitment to meaningful change. For MOM Foundation, this approach has shaped its ongoing engagement with City of Refuge Ministries (CORM) through its Donate for Impact Programme (DIP) under Project Ghana . As a non-profit organisation focused on community development and supp

From left to right: Sadique Yusif (Founder, Sidiq Agri-Firm), Stacy Bright-Davies (Communications Lead, MOM Foundation), Catherine Nelson (CEO, MOM Foundation), Mrs. Lucy Okai Naih (Headmistress, Tema Secondary School), Mr. Emmanuel Odonkor (Head of the Science Department, Tema Secondary School), and Mr. Robert Narh Adjabeng (Assistant Head, Academic, Tema Secondary School) On Wednesday, 28th January 2026, Mother of Many (MOM) Foundation paid its second official visit to Tema

In line with its commitment to sustainable development, Mother of Many (MOM) Foundation partnered with Sidiq Agri-Firm (SAF) to deliver a certified agricultural training programme for interested adults in Ghana. The programme was designed to introduce participants to modern, climate-smart agricultural systems, with a strong emphasis on greenhouse farming and aquaponics. Beyond explaining what these systems are, the training explored why they matter—particularly in the context

Books and laboratory equipment from Notre Dame; presentation to Anlo Shs Education has long been recognized as a powerful tool for transformation—a pathway to opportunity and a beacon of hope for communities striving for a better future. In the Volta Region of Ghana, where limited resources once made learning a daily struggle, school donations of books, furniture, and learning materials have played a crucial role in uplifting students and improving learning conditions. Throug