Wellness Wednesday
Wellness Wednesdays give street residents a chance to pause, rest and connect with the FOA family
Inspiring Hope, Leadership, and Purpose
It's time for the African youth.
Everyday over 200,000 children and youth on the streets in Accra experience malnourishment, violence, exploitation, and neglect. Future of Africa improves their quality of life.
Future of Africa equips children in street situations for positive change by providing opportunities for them to leave the streets, transform their lives, and their communities.
Through street outreach activities the FOA staff and volunteers build relationships and earn the trust of street residents.
By embracing street residents FOA teaches them essential life skills, and invest in their physical, emotional, and psychological wellbeing.
FOA believes in inclusive learning experiences, and equipping former street residents with educational sponsorship and job-skills.
Together, we can empower former street residents to become responsible and engaged citizens.
inspiring a new generation
Since 2008, Future of Africa has been educating and empowering young people to become responsible change agents in their local communities.
Young people are Africa’s biggest hope for servant leadership and community development in Africa. Now is the time to address difficult social issues that affect young people’s ability to live a life of dignity and realize their full potential.
If you want to become a part of the future, as well as a part of our family, we are always on the lookout for volunteers, or professionals with the experience and skillsets to help us move FOA forward.
Every moment a child is off the streets of Africa and in the classroom is another moment for the Future of Africa.
Wellness Wednesdays give street residents a chance to pause, rest and connect with the FOA family
Former Street Resident, Joyce, shares her painful past on the streets and finding hope for her family with FOA's support
Former Street Resident, Isaac Andoh, Shares His Story About Living On The Streets With Polio.