The Kisseman Children
We are an organization working to improve the lives of children in the education sector in Ghana, located in the Kisseman community.
Volunteering Activities
What We Need
We need volunteers who would enjoy providing lessons to help foster kids in their environment of learning, brainstorming fundraising ideas, improving the health of the community, and collecting school supplies. Volunteers will assist with after school programs which is by helping with home work and also teaching .
When & Who
What we Provide
One meal a day is provided
Our Fees
meant for donations
8 Reviews
When I worked here, two years ago, the foundation was still trying to get a classroom and was working on organizing and getting funding, so things were a bit hectic. But since then, they have built up more of a curriculum I believe. The goal of this foundation is one of passion and they truly want to help the children succeed, not just in school but in life. I loved being a part of it and even though I was only there a short time, I loved seeing the kids learn new things and grow as people."
More Services we Offer
Contact Person
Other Ways to Help
Teaching materials
Books
Used bags
Storybooks
Play materials
Hygiene materials
Anything usable for children
Laptops
Desktops
Rulers
Dictionaries
Projectors
Kid games
Additional Info about Us
attendance, collecting data, teaching , visiting children at schools. helping with home works , bring ideas and youth empowerment
yes During vacations we offer lessons and games as well as educative seminars for kids
We provide after-school lessons, academic scholarships, and school supplies. Our after-school lessons support the school curriculums, ensuring that students understand what's being taught at their school in a fun, safe, and stimulating environment.
The organization is community based, yet internationally accredited. We focus strongly on Kisseman village because we believe that where you are should not determine whether or not you have access to an education. We provide reading materials to students and schools. Moreover, we oversee a program named baskets for education, which teaches local residents how to weave baskets.
Kudos guys"