Save a Street Child Foundation

07/03/2025

Growing up in a low-income neighborhood in Lagos, I saw the streets claim too many bright minds, friends, neighbors, and dreams lost too soon. But I also know that some of us made it out, not because we were stronger, but because we were shielded, guided, and given a chance to dream beyond the chaos. The streets don’t define us; our choices and opportunities do. That’s why matters.

Every child deserves a safe space to grow, learn, and thrive. Let’s be the shield, the guide, and the hope for those still fighting to find their way. Together, we can rewrite their stories.

03/02/2025

Brainstorm, dialogue and come up with strategies and ideas to reduce the statistics of streetism….Loading!

Anticipate!

25/01/2025

Anticipate!

03/01/2025

In-depth research and data analysis on streetism in Accra revealed single parenting as a primary driver of this issue. Guided by this insight, the Save a Street Child Foundation launched The Skills Training and Mentorship Programme to address the root causes of streetism and foster a brighter future for marginalized groups.
The program, held at the Avalon Gardens Event Centre in Accra on Thursday, December 26th, 2024 aims to transform the lives of street children and unemployed single parents.
Renowned guests, including Award-winning Actress and Entrepreneur Ms. Fella Makafui and Mrs. Karen Kane Takyi, CEO of KASH FASHION, shared their inspiring experiences and motivational stories with the beneficiaries.
Miss Janet Abena Quainoo, Founder and Executive Director of the foundation, encouraged participants to take the training seriously to achieve desired results.
Additionally, Mrs. Ivy Appiah, CEO of Tiwajo Industries, conducted a practical training session on manufacturing shower gel, liquid soap, and floor cleaner for the single parents.
Upon completion of the training, participants received certificates of participation.
Guest speakers were also presented with citation of honour for their swift response when called upon.
Since its inception in December 2016, the Save a Street Child Foundation has worked tirelessly to reduce the statistics of streetism and support marginalized communities.”
Much appreciation to our Sponsors and partners for their contribution.

03/01/2025

In-depth research and data analysis on streetism in Accra revealed single parenting as a primary driver of this issue. Guided by this insight, the Save a Street Child Foundation launched The Skills Training and Mentorship Programme to address the root causes of streetism and foster a brighter future for marginalized groups.
The program, held at the Avalon Gardens Event Centre in Accra on Thursday, December 26th, 2024 aims to transform the lives of street children and unemployed single parents.
Renowned guests, including Award-winning Actress and Entrepreneur Ms. Fella Makafui and Mrs. Karen Kane Takyi, CEO of KASH FASHION, shared their inspiring experiences and motivational stories with the beneficiaries.
Miss Janet Abena Quainoo, Founder and Executive Director of the foundation, encouraged participants to take the training seriously to achieve desired results.
Additionally, Mrs. Ivy Appiah, CEO of Tiwajo Industries, conducted a practical training session on manufacturing shower gel, liquid soap, and floor cleaner for the single parents.
Upon completion of the training, participants received certificates of participation.
Guest speakers were also presented with citation of honour for their swift response when called upon.
Since its inception in December 2016, the Save a Street Child Foundation has worked tirelessly to reduce the statistics of streetism and support marginalized communities."
Much appreciation to our Sponsors and partners for their contribution.

01/01/2025

Happy New Year!!!

26/12/2024

To God Be The Glory!!!

25/12/2024

Profile: Ms. Gifty Boakye

Ms. Gifty Boakye is a Ghanaian-American model, entrepreneur, and beauty pageant titleholder, having represented Ghana in both Miss Universe and Miss Supranational.

Following her coronation as Miss Ghana in 2022, Gifty pursued a master’s degree in Global Development and International Relations.

Currently, she serves as the Director of Philanthropy and Social Impact at Afrofuture. Gifty’s global work has earned her team recognition as “Change Makers” by CNN, and she has been featured in Forbes for her contributions to social justice reform.

As a prominent African woman, Gifty is dedicated to redefining narratives and empowering women who share her background.
Through her influencer platform, she shares her story, offering a unique perspective on her lifestyle as a public figure, social justice advocate, and change maker within the Diaspora.