On many mornings in KEEA, the walk to school begins without shoes. Children step onto dusty roads and wet ground in bare feet or in footwear long past its usefulness not by choice, but by circumstance. For some families, anything that covers the feet, no matter how worn, is considered
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Michael Kunke Foundation Donates School Supplies
As part of our Education Empowerment for Sustainable Communities (EESC) initiative, the Michael Kunke Foundation is dedicated to making sure every child has access to quality education in a way that lasts and truly makes a difference. We believe that learning should be both accessible and meaningful, and one of
Bringing Clean Water & Sanitation to Epowano
Transforming Epowano: Access to Clean Water and Sanitation for a Sustainable Future Epowano, a coastal village in the Komenda-Edina-Eguafo-Abrem (KEEA) district of Ghana’s Central Region, is home to a community of 300 people. These hardworking individuals, primarily engaged in artisanal fishing, farming, and small-scale trading, face urgent challenges that threaten
Akotobinsin School Classroom Renovation
The Akotobinsin Methodist Primary School in Elmina recently experienced a transformation that brought immense relief to students and staff alike. For years, the Class 5 classroom endured persistent leaks during rainy weather due to ripped and perforated aluminum roofing sheets. This caused pools of water to collect where students were
WISE Power Session 2
Women In Sexual Education (WISE) is an initiative of the Michael Kunke Foundation, aimed at providing comprehensive and culturally sensitive sexual education, health awareness, and empowerment activities for women. The second power session was supported by Marlene Fuller. The project’s primary objective is to empower women through education, enabling them
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