Six areas of work serving individuals, families, students, leaders and communities in Greater Accra: from skills and scholarships to family support, health and help in times of need.
Our areas of work
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We empower individuals and communities to become self-reliant and create sustainable change.
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We train, equip and mentor church leaders to build strong, healthy and impactful ministries.
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We provide educational opportunities to needy and promising students, to help them pursue their God-given potential. Scholarship support is complemented by mentoring, educational resources and follow-up that encourage responsible development and long-term success.
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We support families through counselling, practical resources and programmes that promote stability, resilience and well-being. Our approach recognises that strengthening families can strengthen the wider community.
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We promote healthy living and support access to healthcare and wellness education.
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We provide relief and practical support to vulnerable individuals and communities in times of need.
Who we serve
Our programmes are designed for individuals, families, students, leaders and communities, with specific beneficiary groups determined by each project.
Needy and promising students who need support to stay in school and pursue their God-given potential.
Orphans and vulnerable children, through sustained care, mentorship and help with basic needs.
Families facing social and economic pressure, who need counselling, resources and practical support.
Individuals and vulnerable families working towards a steady income through skills and livelihood support.
Pastors, ministers and emerging leaders seeking training, mentoring and resources for effective service.
Communities reached through health screening and education, safe water and relief in times of need.
Where we work
Our home is The Prophetic Arena in Amasaman Abease, in the Ga West area of the Greater Accra Region of Ghana.
From there we serve Amasaman and nearby communities across Greater Accra. We work alongside churches, community leaders and partners to take our programmes to the places where people need them.
Asking for help
You can contact us directly about a need. Here is what happens next.
Use the form, call or message us on WhatsApp. Tell us who needs help, where they are and what has happened.
We consider each request against our current programmes, resources and partners.
We tell you whether we can help and how, and if we cannot, we say so clearly.
Scholarship opportunities and application requirements are published on this website whenever an approved scholarship programme is open.
If someone is in danger right now, call the national emergency number 112.
Sponsor a programme, give your time and skills, or give by Mobile Money or bank transfer. Every area of our work grows with the people who stand behind it.
