As we work to secure long-term funding, your donation will help us cover the essential costs of keeping this work going: staff salaries, local facilitator support, outreach into new districts, and training materials for NGO partners. With your help, we can continue to train others, deliver school sessions, support survivor advocates, and protect more vulnerable communities.

We are actively in touch with local leaders, schools, community groups, and frontline organisations who want to partner with us. Your support keeps the doors open while we build toward broader, long-term impact.

What We’ve Achieved So Far

• • Delivered trafficking prevention education to over 300 students in three schools

  • Reached 250+ out-of-school girls and women in local communities

  • Created and distributed culturally relevant handouts and learning materials

  • Trained and supported survivor advocates who now share their stories across Tamale

  • Built relationships with local chiefs, Queen Mothers, educators, and community leaders

Why Now?

Our program works. Students are speaking up. Women are recognising their own risk and telling their stories. But without core support, we risk losing the momentum we’ve built.

“I was at the salon getting my hair made when I heard a girl behind me say, ‘Be Smart! Be Strong! Say No When Things Feel Wrong!’ I turned around, thinking maybe she’d been in one of our sessions. But she hadn’t — her sister had. Her sister taught her the slogan at home.” – Mariama Adam, Programs Manager, Hope Education Project

Whether you can give £10 or £100, every contribution helps us sustain this critical work while we prepare for our next phase of growth.

Your donation helps us keep going, keep showing up, and keep protecting those most at risk.

Prefer to Give a One-Time Gift or Monthly Support?

Use the secure donation form to the right. Choose an amount, set up a recurring gift if you’d like, and know that your support is going straight to the front lines of prevention.

Thank you for being part of this work. Together, we can protect more girls, reach more schools, and train more advocates across Northern Ghana.

More Ways to Support

Would you like to organize a fundraising event? Or book our founder, Angus Thomas, to speak about his extraordinary work fighting trafficking in Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, and Dubai? Email angus at hopeeducationproject.org to start the conversation.

NGO Status

The Hope Education Project is a registered NPO in Ghana (Licence No. NPOS/GR01/LN0623/23). While we are not yet registered with the UK Charity Commission (below the £5,000 threshold), all donations are managed in compliance with UK Charity Commission rules.