Challenging Heights encourages media to cover social protection issues
We here at Challenging Heights are extremely proud of what we have been able to accomplish. From rescuing slaves from […]
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Professional development training at shelter yields results
In order to provide the best care we can to the rescued children in our shelter, our staff continually undergoes
Reintegrated children prepare for their first school vacation
Rescuing children from slavery on Lake Volta is only the first step in a long, and sometimes difficult, journey to
Local fish mongers step up to help at Challenging Heights’ fish smoking site
It’s a service Challenging Heights envisions as a hub for activity, commerce and progress in the Penkye community on Winneba’s
YEP Graduate runs his own printing shop
With a line out the front door and people sitting on every seat available, Konastone apologises to his clients and
High hopes for high fashion instead of fishing on Lake Volta
Sitting behind a sewing machine in the noisy tailor shop at Nkwantanan, in the middle of the four access roads
CHS students compete in Winneba’s Inter-school Games
Each school year in the middle of the second term, schools from across Winneba come together in friendly competition. Twelve
CH Development Partners work to help stop child trafficking in Ghana
An overwhelming number of children in Accra Town, an island community close toYeji in the Brong-Ahafo Region are not enrolled
Without water in Winneba
For nearly two months, water did not flow from the city lines throughout the town of Winneba. Turning on a
Rescued children learn life skills for personal health, safety and self-control
As we rehabilitate children rescued from slave labour on Lake Volta, staff at our Hovde House shelter continuously works on