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New round of businesses in Lawra!

We are excited to be launching a new round of businesses in Lawra! This summer, we are excited to open applications for another round of committed, hardworking entrepreneurs to join our enterprise programme, BizATE. As always, to be eligible for our business grants:...

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Hilldrop charity event a triumph!

It’s a huge thank you to Tim Eliot-Cohen for organising the Hilldrop Charity Clay Shoot and Festival on May 25th, which saw over a thousand people gather in the sunny, windy Wiltshire countryside to have fun – and raise vital funds for Action Through Enterprise....

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Switching on Hope!

We’ve just connected Lawra and Nandom with the whole world – by switching on the wifi at our two Technology and Learning Zones and giving people free access to the internet for the first time.   19th May 2025 will go down in history in Lawra and Nandom as the day...

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Raising our voice in the Commons

It was a huge day for Action Through Enterprise yesterday, as we gave oral evidence at the House of Commons contributing to an inquiry on value for money in international development. It was a real first for us, to be invited to such a prestigious table, and although...

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Recruitment of a Finance Manager!

We are excited to be recruiting for a Finance Manager to join our team. This exciting new role is crucial in enabling our wonderful small charity to thrive. The Finance Manager will be responsible for developing and strengthening our financial systems at an important...

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Famos has been disabled since he was a baby. Unable to walk or talk, he needs a lot of extra care from his mum. Diana found out about ATE from her aunt and as the sole carer of her 5 year old, was thrilled when we quickly enrolled her in our inclusion programme and visited them at home.

Famos needs a wheelchair & advocacy to get him into school, Diana looks forward to emotional support and a community of carers who understand how hard it can be. We'll make this all happen, quickly and with so much kindness.

Life can be tough in Upper West Ghana – and for disabled children and their carers it can be brutal. But we're reaching new families every single month, bringing disabled children into the light.
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Famos has been disabled since he was a baby. Unable to walk or talk, he needs a lot of extra care from his mum. Diana found out about ATE from her aunt and as the sole carer of her 5 year old, was thrilled when we quickly enrolled her in our inclusion programme and visited them at home. 

Famos needs a wheelchair & advocacy to get him into school, Diana looks forward to emotional support and a community of carers who understand how hard it can be. Well make this all happen, quickly and with so much kindness. 

Life can be tough in Upper West Ghana – and for disabled children and their carers it can be brutal. But were reaching new families every single month, bringing disabled children into the light.Image attachment

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Brilliant work Ladies.🎉✌️

What a lovely story

Wonderful ❤️

Famos is such a wonderful and sweet boy 💝💝. Who has the desire to go to school

Thank you Sarah hoping to put more smiles on the faces of snap children and parents.

Great work Rosemond Dery and Kaakpema Rosemary

Awesome 👍

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Football doesn't get bigger than this!!!

13 teams from Lawra and Nandom fought for glory in The Roger Raymond Cup 🏆 Congratulations to the winners - Dowine Junior High School! And a huge thank you to the Roger Raymond Charitable Trust for sponsoring this wonderful tournament which has provided so much fun, collaboration and excitement.

Look out for our girls tournament - The Ramsbury Cup - coming soon......
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