Achieving #ZeroHunger in Schools: The School Farms Program’s Approach.

March 30, 2016

The Author: Alfred Godwin Adjabeng, School Farms School Farms  is a rural community-based school feeding support program that empowers local community schools to grow their own food whilst creating a space to help students gain practical skills, explore opportunities in Agriculture, reduce the feeding budget of the schools we work with and increase the nutritional … More Achieving #ZeroHunger in Schools: The School Farms Program’s Approach.

How to Fight Hunger in Ghanaian Schools

January 23, 2016

I’m very optimistic about the prospects of funding school meals through harnessing local resources. It requires truthfulness, community cohesion and innovation. Communities hold the power to solve their greatest challenges. -Alfred Adjabeng Over the last three years, since 2013, I have developed special interest in school feeding and I have spent these years in engaging … More How to Fight Hunger in Ghanaian Schools

Recycle Up Ghana Project Very Promising!

August 16, 2014

Thirty students drawn from 10 senior high schools in Ghana are gathering in Kwame Nkrumah University of science and technology, Ghana to learn and take action on Ghana’s waste challenges. These students were exposed to Ghana’s major Environmental challenges and were inspired to take action and come up with innovative ideas that solve the challenge … More Recycle Up Ghana Project Very Promising!

“Why so many Investments, but little Impact” –Lessons from Northern Regions of Ghana

July 30, 2014

 Young People shared their views There has been growing concerns about the dilapidated state of the three Northern regions of Ghana despite the “pour” of many grants, financial assistance and technical know-how to mitigate the socio-economic challenges experienced in these regions. The three Northern regions of Ghana are Upper East, Upper West and Northern Region. … More “Why so many Investments, but little Impact” –Lessons from Northern Regions of Ghana

Winnifred Selby and Alfred Godwin Adjabeng

Two Young Ghanaian Social Entrepreneurs Receive International Award

May 21, 2014

  Mr. Alfred Godwin Adjabeng, Founder and Executive Director of Reach Out to Future Leaders Movement (ROFLM) and Ms. Win Selby, Co-founder of Ghana Bamboo Bikes represented Ghana at SETAfrica Fellowship and Innovation Award. They are among 23 young social entrepreneurs who have been picked from 15 Anglophone African countries to undergo leadership training in … More Two Young Ghanaian Social Entrepreneurs Receive International Award