Can you swim?
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Can you swim?
The south of Ghana is characterized by fishing and life by the sea. And yet, many people living in the southern coastal regions do not know how to swim. The ANOPA project in Cape Coast Ghana, has taken on this task and has been teaching swimming along with other sports since 2010, with a participant focus on girls and physically disadvantaged youth. Many volunteers who work as swimming instructors in this project have learned to swim here in their youth and would now like to give something back to the project. This project urgently needs new teaching equipment in order to give sucessfull swimming classes. Support ANOPA and give underprivileged youth the opportunity to do sports for change.
Options to contribute
HAND IN HAND PROJECTS
Through targeted funding, we have significantly supported the successful completion of these projects.
From Waste to Energy
From Waste to Energy" converts collected coconut shells into biofuel for purchase by farmers and companies. This upcycling project serves as an educational model for sustainable waste reduction. (Grant:6500 €)
An Improved Learning Center with a Future
The learning center in Laos was renovated and improved to create a better learning environment. The existing teacher received financial support to sustainably secure the quality of education for the children. (Funding: €10.152)
The Hub Saidek
The project supported "The Hub Saidek" in Bangkok to provide better protection and access to social services for at-risk children. Through renovations and new equipment, the center was optimized to help more children.(grant:10.000 €)
Food support for addicted ethnic minorities
The project supported a detoxification center in the Mae La refugee camp, which is dedicated to treating addiction problems among the Karen minority.This helped the people on the ground to improve their quality of life.(grant:15.000€)current projects
Here your donation helps the projects of our partners
Securing Techalli's future
Support for people with little means in difficult situations of life.
The Happiness Project Ghana
A School for Children in a remote area of Ghana which is initiated by the the belief of education as a key to sustainable development. To demonstrate our ongoing dedication, we have provided monthly donations to this project since 2022.
Moken Community Koh Phayam: Football Field Needs Support
The football pitch is complete! Our own funding secures the construction of the urgently needed toilets. However, for seating, a shop, and the sustainable independence of the Moken, further support is crucial. Let's stay on the ball!.jpeg)
