Teen Girls Club Gives Hope, Opportunity to Moms and Daughters in Bedaabour
“Oh, don’t be shy,” he told her. Then after some nervous laughter, she spoke clearly: “My name is Sarah. I...
“Oh, don’t be shy,” he told her. Then after some nervous laughter, she spoke clearly: “My name is Sarah. I...
By Bernard Frimpong Bannor – Agriculture & Entrepreneurship Program Officer In Self-Help International’s quest to alleviate hunger, research by Self-Help’s...
Tears ran down Sherrifatu’s cheeks as she shared her story. She is a 30 year-old Togolese woman from Lomé. At...
“My science teacher told me that it’s dangerous to drink water from River Offin. He said that if we consume...
Six months ago, Farida, 18, started her first day of high school. It was a dream come true. She did...
Maize is the most important staple cereal crop grown by smallholders in sub-Saraharn Africa. Maize accounts for more than half...
By August 2017, Self-Help International Teen Girls Club had been operational for a year with a goal helping teen girls...
In just the last two weeks, you’ve empowered 70 girls in Ghana to stay in school and escape the cycle of poverty...
In addition to offering general business training and micro-loans, from time to time Self-Help offers women skills training so they can...
Minimizing Production Cost While Growing and Consuming More Protein In Ghana, the majority of farmers are subsistent— cultivating less than...
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