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Kanyiri Kuube-isaan – Rising star of ATE!
“Sometimes it feels impossible to make a difference. Kanyiri is living proof we can.” Sarah Annable-Gardner, Chief Executive He’s only 23, but Kanyiri Kuube-isaan has already been working with Action Through Enterprise for over a decade – and is truly one of...
“The baton is now in my hands” – An Interview with Kaamil Issahaku
“My favourite part is us enabling underprivileged children to access education and healthcare - and you see them smile. Many times I sit at home and think about it, and say ‘wow, this is amazing’.” Kaamil Issahaku, Lawra Manager Kaamil Issahaku turned down a plum job...
An Interview with Sir John Sawers
During a successful career as a diplomat, head of MI6 and permanent British representative at the UN, Sir John Sawers travelled the world. Today, as a long-standing ambassador for Action Through Enterprise Ghana, he knows good international development when he sees...
ATE Voice Heard Across Parliament
“Innovative and entrepreneurial ATE promotes sustainable solutions.” Lord Paul Boateng It’s been a busy few months getting our message out to Parliamentarians. As a result of tremendous support from Lord Ian Austin, we’ve had productive meetings with some...
Opportunity for a Project Support Volunteer
We are looking for a bright and enthusiastic volunteer with an interest in international development to help us with a discrete and important piece of project work. The role includes analysing surveys and data collected from beneficiaries of our programmes in Ghana,...
SENDING GIRLS TO SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL – A project of hope
With your support, Action Through Enterprise is enabling 29 young women to attend Senior High School - all the first in their family to do so - including two girls we've been working with in our SNAP disability programme. We are so proud of everything they have...
Action Through Enterprise – thanks and welcome!
“Our strength is our people, and our current team is really, really strong. My biggest achievement has been putting that group together.” Charles Gardner, ATE Chair of Trustees 2012–2023 From small beginnings to the successful charity we are today – and looking...
A visit from the British High Commission 🇬🇭
We were delighted to welcome a delegation from the British High Commission in Ghana to our Inclusion Centre in Lawra this Tuesday. Paul Edwards, the Northern Ghana Attaché, Abraham Agoni, Political Officer for Northern Ghana, and Hamdalatu Yahaya, Administrative...
International Women’s Day – Getting Girls into School
“Your help has infused us with boldness and courage...” The Biro Girls One March day in 2021, seven girls from Biro Junior High school packed their newly-purchased chop boxes (trunks) and set off on a journey they never thought they’d make – to Senior High...
School Attendance Triples at New Hub
“My best moment was how happy the children were when they were told to go for lunch. The smiles were heart-warming. I felt it a dream but it was a reality.” Charity Kyekpo, Hub Manager – Kalsagri Early morning, Tuesday 10th January 2023, and Action...
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We're in Aldbourne, with drinks, nibbles and inspiration! Everyone's welcome from 7pm 💚
Today, 10 young women in Nandom begin their journey towards empowerment and economic independence.
Our VocATE Apprenticeship Programme gets vulnerable young women into vocational training programmes, and ensures they can succeed. We provide funds and equipment, but that’s only the beginning.
These future entrepreneurs will receive extensive pastoral care, wellbeing support, build tech & commercial business skills, and be part of a community that will enable them to thrive.
After 3 years, they’ll pass their exams and then offered the opportunity of being welcomed into our Small Business Programme where they’ll begin the journey of running their own enterprise.
In 5 years, they’ll earn a sustainable income to support themselves and their families. They’ll look to a future that is bright.
Today is a huge day for them, and we truly love seeing them so excited and hopeful.
Giant thanks to the very special people who fund this amazing work, and our wonderful team who make it happen 💚
So lovely to see this - wishing them all the luck in the world
Thrilled to see this. C x
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Happy for these young ladies 🥳. God bless our donors 🙏
Huge thank you to all who donated to support the dreams of these young women!🙏
Congratulations 🎉🎊🎈. Great and impactful
What an exciting story
Run for ATE in 2027!
🏃 Every Mile Matters. Every Child Deserves a Full Stomach.
Join us for an unforgettable running challenge in 2027 and help provide nutritious school meals to children in rural Ghana.
We're looking for 9 enthusiastic runners to represent Team ATE across two exciting sold-out events:
🏅 Bath Half Marathon | 14 March 2027 — 6 places available
🏅 Brighton Marathon | 4 April 2027 — 3 places available
Together, we're aiming to raise £10,000 to support ATE's school feeding programme, where just 35p provides a school meal.
💛 Minimum fundraising commitment: £500 per runner.
Whether you're an experienced runner or taking on a new challenge, we'd love to have you on our team!
Ready to make every mile count?
Complete this short form to register your interest, and we'll be in touch with the next steps: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc6JosBLMbQbi7Gqu17eiwD-b41zzMDV4b8uiC3PWKrV3noWA/viewform
We are running for fitness and rural school feeding. Let go 🏃
All the best
Let's run to keep body and soul alive
Let’s RUN to help feed rural school children.🙏
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