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Community Action Ghana NGO We work with communities to build toilets and libraries, keeping people safe from disease, providing dignity and an education.

Ghana has always been in our hearts so we set up Community Action Ghana as a family to do our little bit.

Happy Global Handwashing Day! We’re so proud of all of the clean water systems we have built with communities in Ghana, ...
15/10/2026

Happy Global Handwashing Day! We’re so proud of all of the clean water systems we have built with communities in Ghana, we couldn’t do it without our wonderful supporters - thank you!


Photo credit: Anthony Dawton

Inspired by the   over the weekend? We’ve got charity places available next years run on 10th October 2027. We’d love fo...
12/10/2026

Inspired by the over the weekend? We’ve got charity places available next years run on 10th October 2027. We’d love for you to run and fundraise for us - helping communities in Ghana to build clean water supplies, toilets and libraries. In return we’ll provide a Community Action Ghana running vest and support you every step of the way. Message us to secure your place today.

Photo credits: Jim McFarlane and Anthony Dawton

Happy International Literacy Day. We're so grateful to all of our donors for helping communities in Ghana get access to ...
08/09/2026

Happy International Literacy Day. We're so grateful to all of our donors for helping communities in Ghana get access to books.

Photo credits: Jim McFarlane

It's Alyrene's birthday today! As ever, instead of gifts, she's asking for donations to help us build more toilets, wate...
11/07/2026

It's Alyrene's birthday today! As ever, instead of gifts, she's asking for donations to help us build more toilets, water systems and libraries. Wish her a happy birthday by donating today:

Help Alyrene Rosser raise money to support Community Action Ghana

The team have had a great day today learning how to build compost toilets. They visited the toilets built by Dream Big G...
07/05/2026

The team have had a great day today learning how to build compost toilets. They visited the toilets built by Dream Big Ghana in Akplortokor school, learned about how to maintain the toilets and to use the compost produced from them on the farm, creating a fully sustainable cycle. The toilets are clean and odour free and have facilities to dispose of menstruation products - allowing girls to use them all year round instead of missing school for a few days every month.

Project Manager, Alhassan Abubakar, was joined by Mason, Richmond Dana, and three teachers from the Abunyanya school compound, Mary Niyagner, Beatrice Angmor & Meshach Gyamesi, who will be responsible for educating the students and staff on how to use and maintain the new compost toilets we will now build at their school.

Huge thanks to Dream Big Ghana NGO for such a great day, we’ll take the lessons we have learnt all the way back up to Abunyanya and beyond.

The refurbished KVIP toilet block at Abunyanyana school compound opened today - just in time for the BECE students takin...
04/05/2026

The refurbished KVIP toilet block at Abunyanyana school compound opened today - just in time for the BECE students taking their exams. With thanks to the Souter Charitable Trust.

Opening day at the new Abunyanyana Community Library. Huge thanks to all of our donors and especially to Book Aid Intern...
01/05/2026

Opening day at the new Abunyanyana Community Library. Huge thanks to all of our donors and especially to Book Aid International for providing the books!

We are thrilled to announce that we have been successful in our application to the Australian High Commission, Ghana. Th...
23/04/2026

We are thrilled to announce that we have been successful in our application to the Australian High Commission, Ghana. Through their Direct Aid Program they are helping Community Action Ghana to provide clean water and sanitation facilities for 846 students and 46 staff in Abunyanyana school compound. The compound houses four schools and there are currently no useable sanitation facilities and little access to drinking water. As a result, students and staff are forced to defecate in the bushes, which poses serious health risks including the spread of diarrhoeal diseases, typhoid, lethal snake bites and creates unsafe conditions, and absenteeism, especially for girls. Horrifyingly there were 62 cases of snake bites in the community in the past two years resulting in 41 deaths – just because there is nowhere safe to go to the toilet. We are delighted to receive this grant to make a real difference to the children and teachers in Abunyanyana.

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