Build better futures for generation and Community
The Education Rural Outreach Project seeks to eradicate hunger and poverty and deprivation by empowering disadvantaged children lead lives of self-reliance, meet their own basic needs and build better futures for their generation and Community. Our activities involves mobilising village groups at the lower level to build self-reliance, empowering groups, families as key change agents, and forging effective partnerships with local communities, groups and schools, teachers and Ministry of Education.
The Education Rural Outreach Project (EROP) works currently with teachers, disadvantaged families, local communities, training colleges, children and youth in rural areas and poor communities, health organisations in the northern part of Volta Region in Ghana by creating awareness and behaviour change about the value and benefits of education to disadvantaged families, children and youth in poor and rural areas. We provides vocational education, literacy, numeracy and counselling and health awareness through our partners, community groups, educational institutions and local health organisations so children of disadvantaged groups could realise their full potential in all aspects of life and overcome poverty. The project also involves building capacity in the rural communities by teaming up with Teachers, District Assembly, Parents and Students to overcome poverty, health and nutrition.
