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GUBA 2017 – Best Charity of the Year Award!
ATE is extremely proud to announce that we have received the GUBA 2017 Best Charity of the Year Award! The Ghana UK Based Achievement Awards (GUBA) is a platform to celebrate, recognise and support Ghanaian-based individuals, businesses and innovation in the UK as...
Ruth’s Story
#JustKeepPedalling! As my Mum and good friend Larney once said to a training-wheel-dependent, tantrum-throwing, young Ruth, "Goddam it Ruth, just keep pedalling!" After completing 2/3 of the Busselton Ironman 70.3 (swim and run legs) in Team Dad and Daughter...
James’s Story
Next Saturday, James Higgins will be taking part in The Marlborough Downs Challenge. This is a brutal 33 mile race through the beautiful Wiltshire countryside with over 3000 feet of climbing. The race promises to be a challenge, with no route markers and is almost...
Recruitment of a Trustee
Recruitment of a Trustee - Specialising in International Development ATE is seeking a passionate development professional to add to our well established, committed and highly skilled board of five trustees. We are looking to appoint a new trustee with knowledge of...
A Night at Ramsbury Races
A NIGHT AT RAMSBURY RACES! In aid of Action Through Enterprise. Saturday 13th May at the Ramsbury Memorial Hall, from 7:30pm “Ride” or “Own” a horse to win prizes, have a flutter on a race and enjoy a night of merriment with friends. Tickets include cheese, biscuits...
ATE’s new Community Fundraising and Relationship Manager springs into action!
We are delighted to welcome our newest staff member, Jonathan Hall. Jonathan starts today as our Community Fundraiser and Relationship Manager working 7 hours a week to help develop and strengthen relationships in our local community. However, Jonathan has long since...
Celebrating International Women’s Day
An important day to celebrate, promote and fight for the equal rights of women across the world! Here at Action Through Enterprise we deliver programmes that work with and for the people of Upper West Ghana helping to reduce barriers to education or access to a...
To Ghana with Love…. An invitation to Aldbourne Memorial Hall
BizATE: The Sub-Saharan Incubator by Asif Noorani
The technology boom has seen a huge rise in the number of business incubators in the UK, Europe and United States. Incubators exist to accelerate the successful development of entrepreneurial companies, through an array of business support resources and services. A...
A Case Study on Teresa by Stephen Hodgson
Teresa the Seamstress Teresa is a young lady who works in Lawra. She was awarded a grant by ATE to develop her seamstress business in a steel container unit on one of the main roads in the town. She qualified as a seamstress two years ago and now has...
Life is hard for many in the ultra rural north of Nandom, most of its 11,000 inhabitants survive on subsistence farming – with poverty incidence in some villages as high as 50%.
Many children arrive at school hungry, are in torn uniforms with broken shoes and desks. Hunger makes it hard to concentrate or stay in school all day, and many don’t even attend.
These children deserve more.
For one hundred and eighty seven pupils in the remote villages of Bu and Tantuo, everything is about to change. From January, we'll be there for them. A daily lunch, textbooks and educational materials will give them the chance they deserve to learn with dignity.
Read more about our brand new 2 school partnerships here! ateghana.org/its-number-10-our-newest-hub-is-coming-soon/
And please let us know if you want to help transform these schools. We have no funding for either yet - a chance to change the whole world, for 187 children 💚
Looking forward to seeing Bu and Tantuo schools benefit from ATE programs. We will be grateful to see them being supported.
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.The Gamma Ball Rally 2026 is on!
18 teams are heading to Paris, taking part in challenges along the way and raising funds for Action Through Enterprise and the wonderful SpecialEffect!
We’re so grateful to be part of this amazing event.