NGOs & Charities
Non-profits operating across Ghana.
Sirigu Women's Organization of Pottery and Art
The Sirigu Women's Organization of Pottery and Art (SWOPA) is a community-based organization in Sirigu, Upper East Region, dedicated to preserving and promoting traditional Kassena wall painting and pottery techniques. Founded by local women, SWOPA trains artisans, produces traditional crafts, and operates a cultural center that attracts visitors interested in authentic Ghanaian art and heritage. The organization empowers women economically while safeguarding indigenous artistic traditions.
Gambaga Witches Camp
Gambaga Witches Camp is a sanctuary in the Northern Region of Ghana where women accused of witchcraft seek refuge from persecution and violence in their communities. Established decades ago, the camp has housed hundreds of women, predominantly elderly, who have been banished from their homes following accusations of practicing witchcraft. The camp remains controversial as it highlights issues of gender-based violence, superstition, and human rights concerns in Ghana.
Nana Osei Memorial Foundation
A community-focused non-governmental organization operating in the North East Region of Ghana. The foundation works on educational support, health initiatives, and community development projects in underserved areas of the region.
Ghana AIDS Commission
National body coordinating Ghana's HIV/AIDS response.
Ghana Red Cross Society
Auxiliary to public authorities in the humanitarian field since 1932.
WaterAid Ghana
WASH (water, sanitation, hygiene) programmes in underserved communities.
Chance for Childhood Ghana
Working with children living with disabilities across Ghana.
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