RURAL COMMUNITIES EMPOWERMENT CENTER

Empowerment Starts One Community at a Time!

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Help the Underprivileged in Rural Ghana, Africa


Making An Impact in Rural Ghana Through Our 3 Core Services

Empower communities with the gift of information technology in rural Ghana, today by helping with Computers and funding for ICT Teachers.

Our Library Services

We make reading materials available to everyone in the community. A great and safe place for students to study, work with Math and Word games. Play with puzzles and legos.

Library’s resources are available to teachers to supplement their own lesson materials and pursue their out-of-class study needs.

Our ICT Programs

We train students (grades 4-12), teachers, and other adults how to use computers and access the Internet. We break their sense of isolation from the rest of the world.

As part of our rural development goals, to date, over 2,400 schoolchildren and adults have taken introduction ICT classes, and more than 3,000 people have learned and used the Internet.

Mentoring and Coaching Programs

We mentor girls and boys in English, Math, and Science to help them pass the Basic School Exams and get accepted into some of the better schools. Coach them to use their new found confidence to help tackle the harmful cultural norms that limit their aspirations.

If you would like to be part of this great effort to support the Rural Communities Empowerment Center, we would love to hear from you!

Period Poverty - (Girls' Care) Program

“Period Poverty” program provides hygienic sanitary menstrual products for adolescent girls (11–16 year-olds). The program started in 2020 to enable the girls to manage their periods with dignity and empower them to uplift the fragile self-confidence they have gained through our mentoring and coaching program. RCEC is coordinating this program with schools principals. Nurses are also engaged to provide menstrual hygiene education, creating access for physical, psychological, emotional and medical help.

With menstrual products in hand, the hope is that girls in the program (i) will be less suspectable to teasing throughout the school day (ii) receive practical and emotional support from their peers (iii) know with relief and joy where to get emergency supplies in and out of school and (iv) booster school attendance and participation in activities during menstruation.

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Over 3000 school children and adults understand how to use the internet through our programs.

Teacher Instructing Students

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