Stories of Change

We are proud to announce the successful graduation of 38 women from our 100-week Direct Cash Transfer Engagement Program. Selected […]

Sahara is the Prefect and a Fashion & Design student at our Mother and Child Recovery Center. Through this program,

Years as a domestic servant for fishermen on Lake Volta, Ruth knew cooking and washing. She would take boat trips

He’d heard of Challenging Heights and the work they did to take children working on Lake Volta away from their

Having seen another boy drown while diving into the lake to untangle a net caught on a tree underwater, Kow

Meet Mary, a first-year nursing training student at Tamale Nurses and Midwifery Training School. Mary is a 24-year-old lady who

Having never been to school before, Challenging Heights field officers call 11-year-old Kwame the role model to his family. While

Perpetual Bondzie, 25, was working as a seamstress our of her house. However, her business was small because it was

“In your own one corner, you can start something that in the near future will guarantee something better.”  These words,

Henry, a recent graduate from CH’s ICT class, is known for his enthusiasm in the classroom and inquisitive nature. “For