AfriKids Ghana

03/10/2026

Congratulations to Agengre on this well-earned success - Winner Education Category at the 2026 Upper East Ghana Journalists Association Awards, sponsored by AfriKids Ghana. Your unwavering commitment to transforming education reporting into opportunities for growth and prosperity is truly commendable. May this achievement open the door to even greater accomplishments ahead.
Agengre

02/10/2026

Blue never looked this good!
Today, AfriKids Medical Centre staff stepped out in their new official fabric, bringing colour, confidence, and smiles to the workplace. These pictures capture more than just a new look, they capture the spirit that unites us. Can you feel the happiness? 😊

02/10/2026

Today is an all-blue Friday at AfriKids! Staff proudly rocked our beautiful new AfriKids fabric, marking a fresh chapter as we gradually transition from the old cloth. The smiles, the pride, and the positive energy said it all. Can you feel the joy in these enchanting photos? ✨
Lena Nwin-Ib Naaso Valeria Abakisi Cliford Ayine Ayaaba Silas AfriKids Ghana Wutor Mahama Hanu Mandela Atibila

01/10/2026

Friday means one thing at : style, confidence, and good vibes!
As we step into the first Friday of October, the big question is: Who will be crowned our most elegantly dressed colleague?
Watch this space... the competition is looking sharp! 👌

29/09/2026

Tuesday Rise Up Story
This week, our very own Susana, a Rise Up Core Agent, shares insights on one of the important conversations facilitated during our Group Learning Cycles (GLCs) with caregivers.
Through these discussions, caregivers are empowered with knowledge, skills, and practical approaches to better support the wellbeing, growth, and development of children in their care.
Join us as Susana highlights the power of learning, reflection, and community-led change.
AfriKids Ghana

24/09/2026

"This year's UNGA81 was more than just an event. It was a reminder of what is possible when we put children at the heart of everything we do.
Together with colleagues from Chance for Childhood and Link Education, we had the opportunity to share our community-led education approaches and learn from people across the world who are working to create better futures for children.
What stood out most was a simple truth: education is bigger than the classroom. It takes families, communities, schools, governments, civil society and young people themselves working together to help every child thrive.
was more than just an event. It was a reminder of what is possible when we put children at the heart of everything we do.
Together with colleagues from and , we had the opportunity to share our community-led education approaches and learn from people across the world who are working to create better futures for children.
What stood out most was a simple truth: education is bigger than the classroom. It takes families, communities, schools, governments, civil society and young people themselves working together to help every child thrive." David Pwalua, Country Director, AfriKids Ghana
Ministry of Education Ghana Education Service Linda Akudbillah Marfoh

24/09/2026

24/09/2026

Connecting for education and child rights on the global stage. The AfriKids Ghana Country Director shares a moment with Deputy Minister for Education, Hon. Dr Clement Abas Apaak, at UNGA 81 in New York.
Ministry of Education Ghana Education Service AfriKids Ghana United Nations in Ghana Learn Today Lead Tomorrow

23/09/2026

At the sidelines of the (UNGA81), David Pwalua, our Country Director, and Linda Akudbillah Marfoh, our Director of Operations, are showcasing the impact of AfriKids work, building strategic partnerships, mobilising resources, and advocating for issues affecting young people and vulnerable communities. Through these engagements, they are amplifying the voices of the communities we serve and exploring new opportunities to create lasting change.
AfriKids Ghana

21/09/2026

Thanks for being a top engager and making it onto my weekly engagement list! 🎉 Derek Kweyu, Valeria Abakisi, Alebkidima Isaiah, Oscar Chindam, Wutor Mahama Hanu, Mandela Atibila, Cliford Ayine, Ayaaba Silas, Patrick Boazii, Bawilla Emelia