Ghana Minister commits to expand LEAP benefits after our research finds room for improvement
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Research identifies important ways that benefits of LEAP can be improved
Research results launched in Ghana today have highlighted how the Government’s Livelihood Empowerment Against Poverty (LEAP) programme can be optimized.
Building Livelihoods from the Ground Up; Beneficiaries Pound Bricks Before Smoking Fish
Before heating the coals and smoking fish to sell at market, participants of the Challenging Heights Livelihoods Programme started from
WAEC Boss Must Resign Immediately For Failing The Children Of Ghana
Challenging Heights strongly asserts that the leaks in the ongoing Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) are due to weak system
JHS students visit Ghana’s Parliament; some see Accra for the first time
Between class-work, exam prep and studying, 20 of Challenging Heights School’s oldest students, JHS 2 and 3, got to experience
Day of the African Child aims can only be achieved through full implementation of the National Plan of Action by the Government of Ghana
Challenging Heights believes that the Government of Ghana is neglecting its 9 million children by failing to fully implement the
Shelter staff makes the Hovde House feel like home for rescued children
Shelter staff makes the Hovde House feel like home for rescued children “One of the kids here calls me as
Challenging Heights welcomes commitment by Ghana Police to properly screen vehicles for trafficked children
As Ghana Police Service launch the TURN BACK Human Trafficking strategy today, Challenging Heights is calling on police officers to routinely and
Community Disputes are solved by Our “Respected Elder”
If a child reports neglect on the part of his own parents, or a parent needs support getting their spouse
GES Must Respond To WASSCE Anomalies Before the Future of Ghana’s Children is Destroyed
PRESS RELEASE 18-5-2015 Ghana Education Service must respond to the violent and unnecessary discipline administered during the ongoing West Africa