Non profit organizations in Kumasi - Page 13

REHOBOTH HAND FOUNDATION is a nonsectarian and nondiscriminating charity organization that respects all religions and cultural traditions. Its volunteers come from all religious an...

STONEWALE GH

Charity Foundation|| Community Development|| Community Welfare

Helping the needy is our priority.

encouraging women in politics.

God loves a cheerful giver

We are the new unit scout formed at Tech under the Oforikrom district scout. Ahoooooo..... Be prepared.... Meeting place: Nana Konadu Yiadom school Days: Saturday and Sunday Time ...

human rights and environmental CBO

Transforming lives

PAY AFTER

TAAF was established to provide the necessary succour to women and children around the world.

We provide free entrepreneurial skill training on detergents, dress making, yogurt, hair dressing for rural women

Helping purposeful individuals, brands, and organizations transform vision into structured impact through clarity, communication, and systems.

�Youths Empowerment � A

Frhab GH Charity Foundation is a non governmental organization which was founded by a noble man popularly known as Francis Owusu-Ansah. This organization was founded on the 7th of ...

This page is a meeting point for EƲEs/AMUs/MUs/HAMUs who are in pursuit of exploring their rich ancient history & culture as the chosen people of Almighty God (Yeʋe). Our mission ...

Bomso Federation-Youth is the youth department of The Bomso Federation. The Federation is part of Seventh-day Adventist Church, South Central Ghana Conference with its headquarters...

Psalm 24:6 "Such is the generation of those who seek him, who seek your face, God of Jacob."

Our aim is to make Christians realise and take their positions in the Kingdom of Heaven through helping,serving and raising the sick,the orphans, the widows and widowers ,the old a...

@GhanaMuslimsAssociation. Islam is Peace

Miss & Mr. tertiary Ghana is aimed at Celebrating Beauties with high intelligence abilities, discourage indecent dressing among our Vibrant African Students/youths, bring out the i...