Our Projects & Work

Pathfinder School provides free, quality education to more than 275 students through grade 9. Located in Cape Coast, Ghana, the school opens the door to opportunity for children living in poverty, sustained through modest fees from families who can pay and generous donor support.

Home for Hope is a residential children’s home in Asebu, Ghana, offering care, shelter, and stability to orphans and vulnerable children. Reopened in 2024 after major renovations, the home currently houses 25 children and serves as a critical lifeline for those facing abandonment or hardship.

Gift a Goat is a women-led livestock program in Kenya and Ghana that equips participants with training and goats to build long-term income, food security, and economic independence.

Sew for Sisterhood is a vocational and empowerment program in Ghana and Kenya that teaches women marketable skills in sewing, batik, and entrepreneurship. Graduates are equipped with the tools to build financial independence and lead change in their communities.

The GO Girl Center is a safe haven and skills hub for girls in Kilgoris, Kenya, who are escaping early marriage, FGM, and gender-based violence. The center offers shelter, counseling, and vocational training through the Sew for Sisterhood program, helping girls build confidence and long-term independence.

This school-based gardening and feeding program helps primary schools in Northern Uganda grow food on campus, improving student nutrition, attendance, and learning while teaching practical agricultural skills.

This initiative supports adolescent girls in Northern Uganda with menstrual health education and training in reusable sanitary pad production, helping reduce school absenteeism and improve health, confidence, and dignity.

In Nwoya District, Uganda, the GO Fund supports a climate-resilient demonstration farm with Lutino Adunu, a grassroots leader in Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLAs). The farm acts as a learning hub, equipping women with tools to grow food, generate income, and build community resilience.

Table Banking is a community savings model helping women build wealth through structured group lending and financial literacy. Implemented in Ghana and Kenya, the program helps participants grow small businesses and gain economic independence.

The Culinary & Entrepreneurial Center in Kisii, Kenya, is a hands-on training hub in sustainable farming, nutrition, and food-based entrepreneurship, while also powering a local Meals on Wheels program for elders in need.