Northern Region Educational Support
ExGlo Foundation's inaugural project supporting students and schools in northern Ghana through educational resources and fee assistance.
ExGlo Foundation
ExGlo's Projects over the years
Upper West School Outreach
Comprehensive support program for four senior high schools focusing on menstrual hygiene, career guidance, and educational resources.
Ateaso Community Development Initiative
Multi-faceted community support program combining skills training, educational resources, and infrastructure development in Central Region.
Love Share Multi-Regional Outreach
Large Christmas celebration and support program reaching four communities across multiple regions with donations and educational programs.
Skills Development Training Program
Intensive entrepreneurial skills training initiative targeting young women in Northern and Central regions based on comprehensive needs assessments.
Upper Regions Female Empowerment Program
Skill training programs for female students in two schools across Upper East & Upper West regions to promote financial independence and reduce teenage pregnancy.
Nayire Community Hospital Support
Dual-focus program combining community skills training with maternal healthcare support in Upper East Region.
A Chronicle of Our Key Initiatives
From our first project in 2017 to our latest initiatives, explore the detailed impact of our work across Ghana's communities.
Foundation Launch & Northern Region Support
ExGlo Foundation's inaugural project supporting students and schools in northern Ghana through educational resources and fee assistance.
150+
Students Supported
8+
Schools Visited
200+
Members Reached
Project Details
The foundation successfully launched on August 24th, 2017, marking the beginning of our mission. Our first major initiative focused on northern Ghana, where we provided crucial support to students struggling with school fees. The project included distributing books and stationery while organizing health screenings and health talks for communities like Wupiense. This foundational project established our three-pillar approach of education, healthcare, and community support.
Upper West Region Schools Outreach Program
Comprehensive support program for four senior high schools focusing on menstrual hygiene, career guidance, and educational resources.
4
Schools Engaged
1,600+
Students Reached
1,000+
Sanitary Products
Project Details
In April 2019, ExGlo expanded its reach by visiting four strategic schools in the Upper West Region. Beyond providing essential educational materials and sanitary pads, the foundation conducted impactful talks on goal setting, personal development, character education, and menstrual hygiene management. This holistic approach addressed both immediate needs and long-term personal development, establishing a model for comprehensive school support.
Ateaso Community Development Initiative
Multi-faceted community support program combining skills training, educational resources, and infrastructure development in Central Region.
300+
Members Trained
150+
Pupils Supported
60+
Furniture Items
Project Details
This initiative in the Central Region represented our evolution toward comprehensive community development. We trained community members in liquid soap production for livelihood, while the local school received books, stationery, and much-needed furniture for students and staff. The project concluded with health talks and clothing donations, demonstrating our integrated approach to addressing education, healthcare, and economic empowerment.
Love Share Multi-Regional Christmas Outreach
Large-scale Christmas celebration and support program reaching four communities across multiple regions with donations and educational programs.
4
Communities
1,600+
Beneficiaries
200+
Orphans Supported
Project Details
The Love Share initiative marked our largest multi-regional outreach, bringing Christmas joy and essential support across Ghana. We reached Ateaso, Ghanyemni Mercy Children's Home, Zanlerigu, and Kpaguri. Each community received tailored support including stationery, textbooks, clothing, and footwear. We also organized Christmas parties and conducted educational talks on career development and health, combining celebration with long-term wellness.
Skills Development Training Program - Tamale & Srafa
Intensive entrepreneurial skills training initiative targeting young women in Northern and Central regions based on comprehensive needs assessments.
800+
Direct Beneficiaries
500+
Pupils Supported
2
Regions Covered
Project Details
This program represented our strategic shift toward evidence-based interventions. At Tamale Girls SHS, 600 students learned liquid soap and bead making. In Srafa, 200 women learned skills to generate income during farming off-seasons. We simultaneously supported Srafa's basic school with marker boards, furniture, and facility repairs. This dual approach of skills training and educational infrastructure support created a comprehensive community development model.
Upper Regions Female Students Empowerment Program
Targeted skills training program for female students in two schools across Upper East & West regions to promote financial independence and reduce teenage pregnancy.
500+
Students Trained
2
Major Schools
3
Core Skills Taught
Project Details
This program addressed critical challenges facing young women in northern Ghana. Targeting Daffiama SHS and Our Lady of Lourdes Girls' SHS, we provided comprehensive training in liquid soap, bar soap, and bead making. By focusing on female students, the program aimed to promote financial independence and reduce teenage pregnancy rates. The enthusiastic reception from headmasters and students validated the program's relevance and impact.
Nayire Community & Sandema Hospital Support Initiative
Dual-focus program combining community skills training with maternal healthcare support in Upper East Region.
400+
Members Trained
400+
Received Clothing
30+
Mothers Supported
Project Details
This initiative demonstrated our refined approach to community-responsive programming. In Nayire, we conducted liquid soap production training for 400 participants, complemented by clothing distributions. The program then extended to Sandema District Hospital, focusing on maternal health through donations to the maternity ward and NICU. This dual approach of economic empowerment and healthcare strengthening exemplified our evolved strategy for creating lasting impact.
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