Fund Education That Reaches Every Child
In a district where the literacy rate is 45.9% and more than half the population aged 6 and over cannot read and write, every child who stays in school matters. When Ramah launches in December 2026, your monthly gift will fund the education programme as a whole: supplies, menstrual hygiene kits, mentorship circles, and attendance tracking for every enrolled child. No child will be left out because they did not find a personal sponsor.
“Whoever welcomes one such child in my name welcomes me.”— Matthew 18:5 (NLT)
Registered in Ghana
Company Limited by Guarantee, CG064480924
First field work
Three-day pilot in December 2026
Where
Logre, Nabdam District, Upper East
Reporting
Public report within 30 days of the pilot
Why We Fund the Programme, Not Individual Children
Research on child sponsorship (Lupton, 2011; Wydick et al., 2013) shows that singling out individual children for support can create inequity within communities and make a child's stability dependent on one donor's continued generosity. Our approach pools all education funding so every enrolled child receives support equally, no child loses access because a single donor stops giving, and community cohesion is preserved.
You Give Monthly
Your gift joins a pooled education fund, starting from GH₵25/month, delivered by our local team once programmes begin. No commercial middlemen in the chain.
Every Child Benefits
Every enrolled child will receive supplies, hygiene kits, and mentorship equally. No child is singled out or left behind.
You See the Outcomes
Receive quarterly reports with attendance data, grade progression rates, and programme stories. Anything involving a child is published only with guardian consent and after safeguarding review.
Enrolment Begins December 2026
We do not publish children's names, photographs, or personal stories to raise money. Funding is pooled across every enrolled child, so no child has to be presented as a case to attract a donor. You receive programme-level reporting instead.
The first field pilot runs in December 2026.
Your early donations help us prepare supplies, train mentors, and set up attendance tracking before children arrive.
Donate to the Education FundWhat Your Monthly Gift Funds
School Supplies & Bags
Exercise books, pens, mathematical sets, and school bags for every enrolled child each term.
Menstrual Hygiene Kits
Reusable pads and hygiene education for adolescent girls, addressing a leading cause of girls' school absenteeism.
Mentorship Circles
Quarterly peer groups of 10 children with trained mentors who track wellbeing and encourage persistence.
Attendance & Outcome Tracking
Per-child attendance monitoring, grade progression tracking, and quarterly outcome reports to donors.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why don't you let me sponsor one specific child?
Research shows that singling out individual children for support can create inequity within communities and makes a child's welfare dependent on one person's continued generosity. Our pooled model ensures every enrolled child receives equal support, and no child loses access if a single donor stops giving.
How much does it cost?
Monthly giving starts at GH₵25/month (approximately $2 USD). Gifts join the pooled education fund and are spent on school supplies, hygiene kits, mentorship, and the tracking that proves they arrived. Ramah is locally led with no commercial middlemen in the chain, and the spend is published, so you can see where every cedi went rather than being asked to take it on trust.
How will I know my gift is making a difference?
You will receive quarterly reports with programme-level outcome data: attendance rates, grade progression, and programme stories, published only with guardian consent and after safeguarding review. We measure outcomes, not just outputs, and we never present an individual child as a case to attract funding.
What happens if I can no longer give?
Because funding is pooled, no individual child loses support when a single donor stops. The programme continues for all enrolled children. This is one of the key advantages of community-based funding.
Education fund
Support every enrolled child, not just the child with the loudest story.
Ramah pools education giving so school supplies, hygiene kits, mentorship, and attendance tracking reach children fairly across the programme.