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Recruitment of a Hub Coordinator in Nandom
We are seeking a Hub Coordinator to join our team! This is an exciting opportunity for a motivated and community-minded individual to be at the forefront of tackling poverty, expanding opportunity and creating lasting positive change for some of the most underserved...
World Cup fever comes to Ramsbury – book your table for the big match!
WORLD CUP FEVER COMES TO RAMSBURY! Join us for an unforgettable night in the Ramsbury Memorial Hall on Tuesday 23rd June at 7.30pm, as England take on Ghana in a match guaranteed to bring out some passion and pride! Tickets include: A delicious meal of jollof rice...
Recruitment of a Library Assistant
Action Through Enterprise is seeking a Library Assistant, based at the ATE Inclusion Centre in Nandom – for one year. This exciting new role is ideal for someone who enjoys working with children, sharing books with others and providing a safe space for young people to...
New SNAP disability group launches in Basebele … “I’m hopeful my child will learn, grow, and be accepted in this community.”
Mums, dads, grandparents and disabled children gathered under the mango trees in Basebele for a historic moment – the first ever meeting of our newest SNAP group. In a place where disability can be seen as a curse, the fantastic turn out – 23 children and 65 adults –...
Your legacy can change lives – adding Action Through Enterprise to your will gives children hope for the future
A kind bequest from a much-loved Rotarian has meant that sixty pupils at a rural school can benefit from a school lunch. This generous legacy has created an even greater legacy – a generation of children able to learn, thrive and build a life of opportunity. ...
International Women’s Day – “you are capable of achieving great things!”
On International Women’s Day, Action Through Enterprise is so proud to celebrate a fantastic new generation of young women who are attending Senior High School (SHS). Without our support, they could not afford to go – with us, they can change the world! [gallery...
Paul – “a future to look forward to!”
Paul is one of the brightest students at his senior high school, and has just won an award to prove it! But a year ago he was on the verge of dropping out because he couldn't get to school with his wheelchair - until Action Through Enterprise stepped in. ...
Happy Birthday! A year of technology – and switching on hope
On the first anniversary of launching our Technology Zones – and after an amazing 25,000 individual visits - Nandom Learning and Tech Coordinator King Noah Na-ibo celebrates the transformation of a generation. The Tech Zone in Nandom is more than a room with...
Today is the beginning of the rest of their lives – as school lunch is served in Basebele for the first time!
“Most days I come to school without eating. In the afternoon my head hurts and I can’t concentrate. With food in school, I will learn better.” Dominic, Zendaagangn JHS “Knowing I will eat in school gives me hope - I...
Work with us and we’ll make Upper West Ghana a beacon of development: ATE submits evidence to Parliamentary inquiry into the future of aid
It’s a tough time for international development, especially with cuts in government funding, so Action Through Enterprise was grateful for the opportunity to feed into the International Development Select Committee’s latest inquiry: Future of UK aid and development...
⭐️ Our 2025 Annual Report is here ⭐️
What a year! 2025 was truly a year of switching on hope. Across Lawra and Nandom, through a million small but thoughtful acts - a school lunch, a book, a wheelchair, a bag of fertiliser, an IT session, a business grant - we are enabling people to change their lives, to support their families and uplift their communities.
In the hardest of places, we are making miracles happen.
Thank you to everyone who made 2025 our best year ever. We couldn't have done it without you.
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This beautiful film celebrating our Girls to SHS project stars Olivia, who we’ve supported since she was 14 and now works for us. She was born into deep poverty, and is now a shining light of success and a role model to her whole community, she gives other girls hope. We are so incredibly proud of her.
This year, we have funds for girls from Biro to go to Senior High School, but none (yet) for the 12 girls from ultra rural Gombele who have graduating JHS this year. It costs £700 to change the trajectory of a girls life, please get in touch if you’d like to help. If we don’t raise the funds needed by August, it will be too late for them.
Brilliant video.🎉 Well done Saa Olivia🌟 And thank you to all the people who are helping to make the dreams of these girls come true.🙏
Amazing work Saa Olivia! Kudos to everyone who contributed to this incredible project 🎉🎉
Impactful. Through collaborative support. We can change the society
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Thank you Kanyir Kuube-isaan
An important part of our inclusion programme, is ensuring disabled children can access education- both at mainstream and specialist schools.
Today Ernestina Gan (Inclusion Coordinator) went to check in on our children at Wa School for the Blind, including Collins who needed a specially adapted laptop.
He’s doing brilliantly at school, and has a bright future ahead.
“Thank you ATE for getting me this laptop. With it, I don’t need to copy lesson notes or print out my assignments anymore. I will just need to install all my textbooks onto the laptop and read them with so much ease. I want to be a lawyer in future”
Our work tangibly changes lives, and creates opportunity. Collins was always brilliant, he just needed someone to make sure he could meet his potential.
This initiative will go a long way in supporting Collins' education. Thanks to Ernestina Gan and everyone who contributed to this wonderful cause!🤞
So lovely🥰🥰
Inspiring🙌
Keep impacting lives
Well done bro
Thank you,ATE for the opportunity to make difference . Seeing Collins receive the support he needs is inspiring. I'm proud to be part of this life changing journey.
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Great. Impactful
This is beautiful!🎉🙏
Love this. Brilliant work Ernestina Gan.