Providing a safe house for street girls
Since the turn of the year, FOA has rescued 7 girls off the streets. Our goal for the next 3 years is to rescue at least 30 girls from sexual and physical violence.
Every life we touch in the streets of Ghana becomes a story of hope and opportunity for Future of Africa and for the children of Accra.
Since the turn of the year, FOA has rescued 7 girls off the streets. Our goal for the next 3 years is to rescue at least 30 girls from sexual and physical violence.
Anita reflects on her personal growth during her 8 week internship at Future of Africa.
In 2023, the popularity of Wellness Wednesday among children living in street situations has grown significantly from an average of 15 attendees to a record 47 attendees.
Millicent spent two months living on the streets of Accra after being abandoned by her friend. After meeting representatives of Future of Africa, she was rescued from the street, reunited with her family, and provided opportunities to improve her well being.
Sarina reflects on the memorable interactions she had with street children living in Accra.
TK Mawuli Azaglo, founder and president of FOA, shares the incredible story of how Future of Africa began
Kuorkor shares her dream of equipping young girls from difficult backgrounds with skills that would empower them and improve their standard of living.
Children who have lived in street situations for years sometimes find it hard to adjust to a stable environment.
Our new space allows us to think big and dream of exciting possibilities.
Alanson's two months in Accra have been characterized by the life-giving community of Future of Africa (FOA). Here he shares his story.