Hopeworks Ghana is recognized by the Government of Ghana through the Department of Social Welfare as International NGO. Our focus areas include Disability/Autism, Skills Training/Entrepreneurship, Health and basic Education. The organization’s programmes and activities are funded through its own resource mobilization initiatives and donor communities and individuals. Hopeworks Ghana holds a member
ship status with SDGs Ghana Platform (operating mainly on Goals 1, 3 and 8), National Council for Voluntary Organizations-UK (NCVO-UK - International Member) and National Consortium for Voluntary Organizations Ghana (NCVO-Ghana).
• Our Mission
Hopeworks Ghana makes this a reality by employing education, economic empowerment and job creation to enhance the lives of disadvantaged youth through collaboration with institutions and industries to create a sustainable future.
3. Partnership
We build strong and lasting relationship with individuals and corporate bodies (governmental, commercial and faith-based organizations) to help us in achieving our goal. Below are some of the organizations Hopeworks Ghana works with:
i. Gateway North East-UK, United Kingdom
ii. Children's Oasis Foundation, Texas, USA. Pearls Cic - UK, Autism Wonders Inc., USA,
v. Clear Lake Center for Autism and Developmental Disabilities (CADD) of University of Houston, USA,
vi. Autism Wonders Inc., USA. vii. The International Council on Development and Learning (ICDL), USA. viii. Power of Millennials, USA.
4. International Recognition
Hopeworks Ghana is a recipient of the following award for contributing towards the promotion of Sustainable Development Goals 1, 3 and 8:
i. 14th September, 2019: Books for Peace Special Award from Italy. ii. 18th February, 2020: Global NGO Leadership Award by Global CSR Secretariat in India. The award was endorsed by the World Association of CSR Professionals. iii. 15th May,2020: COVID-19 Award by International Human Rights Commission Ghana Office (IHRC) for contributing to protect the less privileged from the pandemic. iv. 3rd October, 202: Best SDG 8 Advocate of the Year Award by Humanitarian Awards Ghana.
