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We’re leaving our Ramsbury Office

We are really sad to announce that we are vacating our Ramsbury Office on 1stSeptember 2021. Due to financial pressure, we are simply not able to afford a a UK office at this time. We love having a workspace in the middle of this wonderful community, and being able to...

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The story of ATE in Biro

In 2017, I spent several days riding around Lawra, searching for the next rural community for ATE to begin working in. It was a boiling hot day in November when we came across Biro, a very rural community, an hour from the centre of Lawra, impossible to access by car,...

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No Wonder She Gave Up

It is often perceived that the northern part of Ghana is the poorest among all the regions. Hailing from and living in the north, specifically in Lawra in the Upper West, I have found it difficult to accept how the conditions in the north are often described in the...

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Recruiting of a Vice Chair of Trustees

Are you looking for a new challenge and to make a difference in the world? We have an exciting opportunity to Join ATE’s Board as Vice Chair of Trustees. Action Through Enterprise (charity number 1149988) was cofounded in 2012 by the Chief Executive in post, and is an...

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Recruitment of a Campaigns and Events Intern

We are excited to be recruiting a Campaigns and Events Intern to join our small team for two days per week. The primary focus of the role is supporting with the design, day to day management, and delivery of ATE’s Campaigns for 2021. ATE is a young, dynamic,...

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The Power of a Good Book

It's #WorldBookDay! The power of a good book can not be overestimated. You can be transported to faraway lands, learn about fascinating new topics, or see your own thoughts and feelings reflected in the pages. Beautiful pictures, poetic prose, and smooth pages grab...

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Recruitment of Hub Manager and Hub Assistant

ATE is a young, dynamic, non-governmental organisation making significant impact to reduce poverty and improve lives in Lawra Municipal, Upper West Region, Ghana. We are looking for two capable, enthusiastic and hardworking people to join our team as an ATE Hub...

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From Ghana to Godalming: A Democratic Disease

Covid-19: An International Struggle Covid-19 has affected countless lives in more ways than we realise. Especially those who live in regions less privileged than that of the UK. Imagine how this pandemic must be affecting families in areas such as Lawra in Ghana. How...

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Are you able to join us in Ramsbury tonight?

We're at Ramsbury Holy Cross Church this evening for an update meeting from 6:30pm.

Come along for a mince pie and a chat if you can, we'd love to see you there! 🎄⭐
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Are you able to join us in Ramsbury tonight?

Were at Ramsbury Holy Cross Church this evening for an update meeting from 6:30pm. 

Come along for a mince pie and a chat if you can, wed love to see you there! 🎄⭐

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Really looking forward to it.

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⭐️🎄Double your donation! 🎄⭐️

Have you ever asked “what difference can a small donation make?”

At Action Through Enterprise, it can literally transform lives - especially when you make it as part of THE BIG GIVE CHRISTMAS CHALLENGE. Because for one week, all donations through the Big Give will be DOUBLED!!

We'd love to hit our ambitious target, please consider helping us to do this. Go to bit.ly/ATEdouble23 to make a difference. Thank you.
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Help to put a BIG smile on FACES!😊

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One of the lifesaving things we do, every month, is provide hospital prescribed medication to our disabled children.

Despite having National Health Insurance registration and prescriptions from Lawra hospital, our families have to pay to get the vital drugs their children need - for conditions like epilepsy. It's completely unaffordable for them, which means children get sicker and lives get worse.

We spend around £150 a month on this simple work. We're proud to do so, but we shouldn't have to.
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One of the lifesaving things we do, every month, is provide hospital prescribed medication to our disabled children.

Despite having National Health Insurance registration and prescriptions from Lawra hospital, our families have to pay to get the vital drugs their children need - for conditions like epilepsy. Its completely unaffordable for them, which means children get sicker and lives get worse. 

We spend around £150 a month on this simple work. Were proud to do so, but we shouldnt have to.

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Huge intervention!✊

Puting smiles on the faces of the less privileged

I will highly recommend you contact a mycologists for anything relating to depression,migraines,schizophrenia,chronic pain,ADHD,BPD,ptsd,anxiety, epilepsy,bipolar or anything mental health Vicky_healz on Instagram saved my sons life after trying different meds for 5 years he have been the best version of myself

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