Our Work in Action #WFWP Ghana

For the past two years, the Women’s Federation for World Peace (WFWP) Ghana has been engaging with the women of Manchie, a rural community where educational meetings and character-building sessions have steadily nurtured trust, dialogue, and mutual respect.

On November 2024, the women of Manchie, a community in the Greater region welcomed WFWP-Ghana’s vision. We registered over one hundred women as associate members.

On July 26th and August 10th, 2024, two teams from WF-Ghana visited Coleman and Manchie in the Greater Accra Region to engage with women’s groups and introduce them to the organization's vision and mission, with the aim of registering new associate members and work together to promote peace and development in the community.

WF-Ghana has been over the years supported by volunteers of WF-Japan in carrying out various service projects in Ghana. This year, WF-Japan sponsored the construction of a Bio digester Modern Toilet facility in the Amamorley Methodist school in, a community located in the greater Accra region.

The Executives of WF-Ghana organized several meetings with the school’s authorities and finally a venue was allocated for the building. Work on the field stated since October 2024 and by December, the building has been roofed. The finishing work in been done and hopefully the keys will be given to the school’s authorities in the months to come.

Women’s Federation-Ghana visited a community located in Manchie, in the Greater Accra. Regi Manchie is a community where the Organization has already organized more than two events in the past years.

WF-Ghana started a scholarship scheme project over ten (10) years ago with the support of WF-Japan. Some brilliant students who were from socially challenged families were enrolled into the project as WF- Ghana stepped in to support those children in their basic education. Among them, we have doctor Jerry A. a medical doctor who was picked and supported from the primary to the tertiary level. The project leader, Mrs. Nomura finds foster parents in Japan who support of basic education of foster children in Ghana.

On 08 March 2024, WFWP Ghana Chapter celebrates the International Women's Day.