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Dream Africa has implemented the Skills Development and Livelihood Empowerment Program in five (5) districts of the Volta region, aimed at providing practical skills training to individuals in need, empowering them to achieve financial stability and self-reliance. The program focused on marginalized groups, including unemployed youth, women, and vulnerable populations, enabling them to acquire marketable […]

Over the past year, our nonprofit organization has implemented a strategic initiative to combat school-related sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) in rural community schools in the Volta Region of Ghana. The project is aimed at empowering school girls with essential ICT skills, thereby enhancing their ability to report SGBV safely and effectively. Through the distribution

Based on the gaps realized and challenges faced with the accessibility, use and disposal of sanitary towels; our feasible intervention is to upscale the sensitization and training of women and girls in key skills to make their own washable, reusable sanitary pads so they can have access to sustainable sanitary protection and good menstrual hygiene at their fingertips.  Dream Africa has

In partnership with Plan International Ghana and funding support from Global Affairs Canada under the  Women’s Voice and Leadership Ghana (Flexible Response Funding Mechanism (FRFM-MAIN) program, Dream Africa has in the past 5years responded to the Causes and Drivers of Violence Against Women (VAW) by protecting women and girls from the negative impacts. We have

With a vision to see young unemployed people live their lives with dignity, purpose and hope; Dream Africa creates opportunities for holistic development through three key areas: Education, Skills Development and Social Enterprise. DAVS mission is to provide impetus to entrepreneurship and bring a sense of self-confidence among the poor especially teenage mothers and vulnerable women. Read More … We are focused on

The free legal aid support services provided by Dream Africa in the Northern and Volta regions of Ghana have had a profound and lasting impact on the lives of SGBV survivors and women accused of witchcraft. By enhancing access to justice, empowering women, raising community awareness, and strengthening local support systems, the project has contributed