2023 Initiatives

Changing African Lives Changing African Lives is our life long project, we all came together to help in many areas which are life changing. Your donation will go directly to the many initiatives that we support Including our learning centre, cleft lip program, food for the poor services, three year young peoples apprenticeship scheme, supporting disabled children, orphanages and water services. Explore the tangible impact of your generosity as we provide transparent insights into the transformative projects your contributions support.

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2023 Initiatives

Free Health screening

Apprenticeship scheme for young people

No Limits Charity Organization and Changing African Lives Foundation Join Forces to Empower Disabled Youth in Gomoa Akramang.

As part of our ongoing efforts to support the wellbeing of vulnerable individuals, No Limits Charity Organization collaborated with the Zion Church in Gomoa Akramang to provide mobility assistance to three disabled young ladies.

Children born with a cleft lip/pallet are often alienated the family or child can be removed from the village. We have arrangements with Doctors to provide free surgery. We fund the costs of transportation and accommodation.

CALF were able to stage and fund a free community health screening event for over 350 people from the local community of Jamestown. Children and adults were screened for Eyes, Ears, Oral care and general screening

Your donation will go directly to the many initiatives that we support Including our learning centre, cleft lip program, food for the poor services, three year young peoples apprenticeship scheme, supporting disabled children, orphanages and water services. Explore the tangible impact of your generosity as we provide transparent insights into the transformative projects your contributions support.

Local lady in Jamestown having her eyes tested as part of our health screening program.

Our Ga Mashie 360 learning centre was transformed into a mini dental hospital as dentists extracted teeth and preformed free general dental care for local people.

CALF has run several ‘SPELLING B’ competitions for the 50 to 60 children that attend our centre daily. Questions include; African history, spelling, writing stories etc. The top child is being presented with exercise books, pens and pencils by the Queen.

Education is the transmission of knowledge and skills and the development of character traits. Formal education occurs within a structured institutional framework, such as public schools, following a curriculum. Non-formal education also follows a structured approach but occurs outside the formal schooling system, while informal education involves unstructured learning through daily experiences. Formal and non-formal education are categorized into levels, including early childhood education, primary education, secondary education, and tertiary education. Other classifications focus on teaching methods, such as teacher-centered and student-centered education, and on subjects, such as science education, language education, and physical education. Additionally, the term "education" can denote the mental states and qualities of educated individuals and the academic field studying educational phenomena.

Children need leadership and guidance. Our mentorship program involved 4 successful individuals who were able to engage with the children and encourage them towards setting goals and to success.

Our after school classes are always full and focus at all levels of learning. The classes include English, Maths, History and Some science subjects. We now also include a French teacher.

Health care encompasses a wide range of services and coverage options designed to maintain and improve health, including health insurance, medical services, and preventive care.. Your donation will go directly to the many initiatives that we support Including our learning centre, cleft lip program, food for the poor services, three year young peoples apprenticeship scheme, supporting disabled children, orphanages and water services. Explore the tangible impact of your generosity as we provide transparent insights into the transformative projects your contributions support.

All children that attended our free community health screening were given talks about health and oral care. They also all received free oral care.

In 2023 we were excited to launch our new Apprenticeship initiative for 15 young people in Jamestown. The apprenticeships included; Dress making, Shoe making, Hairdressing, Barbering and suit making.

The CALF suit making apprenticeship covers three years ‘ on the job’ training. This young lady has progressed from knowing nothing about dress making, to now being able to make a complete skirt.

When we launched our apprenticeship program. Arrangements and payment was made to all the teachers involved, and the equipment for the apprenticeships was given by our organisation to all the apprentices on the 2-3 year program.

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