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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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Recruitment – SNAP Coordinator

Action Through Enterprise (ATE) is a small, dynamic charity making a significant impact in Lawra Municipal, Upper West Region of Ghana. ATE has a long-term commitment to end poverty in Lawra, leaving no one behind. We are looking for a kind, enthusiastic person to...

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New Director of Operations!

We are excited to announce that we have a new Director of Operations in Lawra! As of the 1st January, Gabriel Maanibe now heads the operations of Action Through Enterprise (ATE). With considerable working experience in community development, the nonprofit and NGO...

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Happy Christmas!

Merry Christmas to you all! This year has been extraordinary: challenging, exhausting, heartbreaking, with moments of overwhelming joy. Our work has been more vital than ever, as hunger and poverty spiralled. ATE has been there for the people of Lawra, providing...

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Chief Executive trains for Santa Run!

Sarah Gardner, ATE's co-founder and Chief Executive, is in training for our 5km Santa Run on 20th December. 'Having spent Lockdown #1 eating Twirls and drinking Sauvignon blanc, i'm determined that #2 will be better for my health! I've started the Couch to 5k with the...

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Recruitment of an Interim Director of Operations

This is a really exciting opportunity to make a meaningful difference to the work of a fantastic small international development charity. Action Through Enterprise (ATE) is a looking for an outstanding candidate to direct and manage our vibrant programmes and...

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Educational Inequalities in Ghana

The coronavirus pandemic has exposed stark regional, social and economic inequalities in Ghana's educational system. On 16th March, days after Ghana confirmed its first case of coronavirus, President Nana Akufo-Addo announced indefinite closure of all schools to curb...

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Winner of a Global Good Award!

ATE is delighted have won a Global Good Award in the Community Partnership category for our innovative BizATE work carried out in partnership with Commercial Education Trust. BizATE is a small business development training programme which tackles deepening poverty in...

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The Plight of a Disabled Farming Group in Lissa

I had the unique privilege to visit some  farmers who are into Dry Season Farming. Spending time with farmers, on the farm, learning about their work was an eye-opening experience. Lissa farming group was one of the farms I visited. This is a farming group of disabled...

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🚑 Health Clinic launch! 🚑

Just a few months ago, the health clinic in Kalsagri was not fit for purpose. With no reliable running water, a derelict maternity suite and uninhabitable staff quarters - the community asked us to help make it better.

We secured generous funding for this important project, completed a full refurbishment - and the new clinic opened for business last week! Pregnant women were among the first through its doors.

We're so glad to be working with Ghana Health Service to bring essential and life saving healthcare to rural communities. This is new work for us, and we hope to be able to do more of it in the future.

Read all about it here: ateghana.org/health-for-a-new-generation-clinic-launch/
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🚑 Health Clinic launch! 🚑

Just a few months ago, the health clinic in Kalsagri was not fit for purpose. With no reliable running water, a derelict maternity suite and uninhabitable staff quarters - the community asked us to help make it better. 

We secured generous funding for this important project, completed a full refurbishment - and the new clinic opened for business last week! Pregnant women were among the first through its doors.

Were so glad to be working with Ghana Health Service to bring essential and life saving healthcare to rural communities. This is new work for us, and we hope to be able to do more of it in the future. 

Read all about it here:  https://ateghana.org/health-for-a-new-generation-clinic-launch/Image attachment

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Wow that's great 👍

Action Through Enterprise - ATE creates hope, ambition and positive change to the deprived. Long life to all donors who have been accomplishing these missions.

That is amazing. Such good work, and much needed. Thank you!

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We are so proud of our Chief Executive Sarah Annable-Gardner, who has received her MBE from Princess Anne at Windsor Castle. It was a truly amazing moment for everyone at ATE. And yet, a moment only tells part of the story - read all about it here: ateghana.org/for-everyone-on-this-journey-with-me-the-story-behind-the-mbe/ ... See MoreSee Less

We are so proud of our Chief Executive Sarah Annable-Gardner, who has received her MBE from Princess Anne at Windsor Castle. It was a truly amazing moment for everyone at ATE. And yet, a moment only tells part of the story - read all about it here: https://ateghana.org/for-everyone-on-this-journey-with-me-the-story-behind-the-mbe/Image attachment

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Oh Sarah, this is just so lovely to see!! I remember the first year you launched with the Gamma Rally and then the next year being so very touched by you presenting where the money went and the huge difference it made to people’s lives x

Wow, well done and totally deserved! x

Very much deserved! Well done Sarah 👏👏

Fabulous, very well deserved 👍🏻👍🏻🥰🥰

Congratulations to you Sarah 🎉

Congratulations to you, you really deserve it

👏👏👏

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What does our Inclusion Programme look like when there is no regular meeting or emergency happening?

Sometimes, it is simply checking in.

During the week, we spend time visiting disabled children and their families in their everyday routines. Benedict was at home helping with household chores, Edina was on the way to market to sell vegetables. Elsewhere, a mother was busy harvesting beans while Roger was out playing with friends.

These ordinary moments matter.

Regular family visits help our inclusion team stay connected to children and carers beyond organised sessions, understanding how families are getting on, noticing changes and maintaining the relationships that make meaningful, long term support possible

#FamilySupport #CommunityCare #inclusion #ghana
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What does our Inclusion Programme look like when there is no regular meeting or emergency happening?

Sometimes, it is simply checking in.

During the week, we spend time visiting disabled children and their families in their everyday routines. Benedict was at home helping with household chores, Edina was on the way to market to sell vegetables. Elsewhere, a mother was busy harvesting beans while Roger was out playing with friends.

These ordinary moments matter.

Regular family visits help our inclusion team stay connected to children and carers beyond organised sessions, understanding how families are getting on, noticing changes and maintaining the relationships that make meaningful, long term support possible

#FamilySupport #CommunityCare #Inclusion #GhanaImage attachmentImage attachment

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Great achievement 🎉

Beautiful stuff.🎉❤️

On this note the CEO of Action Through Enterprise - ATE deserves national award and recognition. They have demonstrated commitments and support. I therefore call on Lawra traditional council to honor them. JoyNews Citi 97.3 FM Giovani Caleb

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