Emefa Foundation

02/10/2025

11/05/2025

Wishing our gallant mothers a Happy Mother’s Day❤️🥰

01/05/2025

As we celebrate Workers' Day, I'd like to appreciate the incredible contributions of women in our Central Tongu district, particularly in agriculture. These dedicated women work tirelessly on their farms, often facing numerous challenges, to put food on our tables.

Despite their hard work, women farmers encounter significant obstacles, including limited access to resources such as funding, equipment, and training, which hinder their productivity and efficiency. They also face market access constraints, struggling to reach larger markets and secure fair prices for their products.

To address these challenges, we're organizing the AgriWomanSummit'25. This platform will allow women farmers to share their experiences through one-on-one dialogues, discussing challenges and opportunities, and access resources such as funding, training, and market opportunities.

Through the AgriWomanSummit'25, we aim to empower women farmers, enhance their livelihoods, and contribute to the district's food security and economic growth.

Let's come together to celebrate these remarkable women and work towards a brighter future for all.

Yvette Emefa Gbeve
Founder: Emefa Foundation

30/05/2024

We appreciate all donors🙏🙏🙏

30/05/2024

*Emefa Foundation Donates Over 1000 Pieces of Sanitary Pads to Mafi-Wudokpo Female Students*

*Mafi-Wudukpo, Volta Region, Ghana* — In a significant move to support menstrual hygiene and education, the Emefa Foundation has donated over 1000 pieces of sanitary pads to female students,teenage mothers and young girls in Mafi-Wudokpo, a community in the Central Tongu District of the Volta Region. This donation, as part of the Foundation's annual sanitary pad project, was made to commemorate the 2024 World Menstrual Hygiene Day celebrations on May 24, 2024.

The Emefa Foundation, a non-profit organization committed to improving the living standards of underprivileged individuals in rural communities, ensured that over 200 young women each received seven pieces of sanitary pads. These packs are intended to last from May to December 2024. The donation was warmly received, with recipients expressing their gratitude for the much-needed support.

Alongside the donation, nurses from the Ghana Health Service conducted educational sessions on menstrual hygiene and cleanliness, addressing an often-overlooked aspect of women's health. These sessions provided valuable information to the community, enhancing the overall impact of the initiative.

Mr. Saviour Nyamadie, a member of the team, led discussions on the importance of girl child education and the need to abstain from unwanted pregnancies. These discussions aimed to empower the young girls, encouraging them to focus on their education and future aspirations.

The Assemblyman of Mafi-Wudukpo expressed his deep appreciation to Madam Yvette Emefa Gbeve, founder of the Emefa Foundation, for her generous contribution and unwavering commitment to improving the lives of young girls in the community. He emphasized that such acts of kindness and generosity are essential in bringing about meaningful change for those in need.

The Emefa Foundation's dedication to positively impacting the lives of women and children is evident through their initiatives. The donation of sanitary pads is expected to have a lasting effect on the community, significantly improving menstrual hygiene management for the recipients.

In her closing remarks, Yvette Emefa Gbeve thanked all contributors who made the donation possible and appealed for more donations to extend their reach to other deprived communities. Her call for continued support highlights the ongoing need for such humanitarian efforts.

The event marks another successful chapter in the Foundation's mission to uplift and support underprivileged communities in the Volta Region and beyond.

20/01/2024

Greetings to everyone from Emefa Foundation!

In light of the Menstrual Health Day, we launched a pad bank last 2 years to commemorate the day.

Recognizing that a one-day donation will not suffice, thus the need for the pad bank. Our pad bank, since its inception has supported teenage girls who cannot afford sanitary pads. Your contributions to our pad bank has prevented our teenage girls from resorting to illegitimate means to acquire sanitary pads. Thank you so much for your support this far.

To our prospective donors we encourage you to join the pad-a-girl train in safeguarding the well-being of teenage girls throughout Ghana.

, nurturing lives, securing the future.

22/11/2023

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Congratulations to our Chief Executive Officer and Founder Yvette Emefa Gbeve

22/11/2023

Congratulations to our Chief Executive Officer and Founder Yvette Emefa Gbeve

26/10/2023

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We gave hope and empowered the people of Mafe Amegakofe in Central Tongu -Volta Region on Saturday, 21st October, 2023 by giving health talk on depression and breast cancer, free doctor consultations, nursing station services (vitals, anthropometrics, demographics, etc), free laboratory and pharmaceutical services, counseling, and free breast screening services.

Abraham Norman Nortey Emefa Foundation