Every child has a story worth telling

“I used to stay home because we could not afford my school fees. Now I go every day and I want to be a doctor.”

Ama was identified through a community outreach visit. With a Hopefront scholarship, she now attends school every day and ranks at the top of her class.

“The doctors came to our community. They found something wrong with my eyes and now I can see properly. I can read the board at school.”

Kofi had been struggling in school for months. A Hopefront health screening revealed an easily correctable vision problem that had gone undetected.

“My mother cried when they said I would get a scholarship. I had never seen her cry happy tears before.”

Abena was on the verge of dropping out of junior high school when Hopefront intervened with a full scholarship and school supplies.

“I was very sick. The Hopefront people helped me get medicine. Now I am strong and I play football every day.”

Kwame was found to be severely malnourished during a routine Hopefront screening. With nutritional support and follow-up care, he made a full recovery.

“The workshop changed how my mother talks to me. She listens more. She asks how school is. Everything feels different.”

Akosua's story began not with the child but with her mother, who attended a Hopefront parenting workshop. The transformation in their home has been remarkable.

“I dropped out two years ago. I thought school was done for me. Hopefront gave me a second chance and I did not waste it.”

Yaw had been out of school for two years when Hopefront found him. He is now back in class, catching up rapidly, and has his eyes set on senior secondary school.