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The Glory of Ghana
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The Glory of Ghana
Your Globe Aware program is based in Ho, the capital of the Volta Region and ancestral home of the Ewe people. Known as the Oxygen City for its peaceful environment, Ho blends small-town warmth with modern conveniences. Nearby, you’ll find the Wli Waterfalls, Adaklu and Gemi Mountains, Tafi Monkey Sanctuary, and vibrant traditional villages.
Ghana thrives on its rich culture, natural beauty, and resources like gold, cocoa, and oil. Despite economic challenges, it continues to grow through innovation and tourism. The Volta Region captures Ghana’s essence: lush landscapes, welcoming communities, and enduring cultural traditions of storytelling, weaving, drumming, and dance.
Globe Aware works directly with a grassroots NGO dedicated to improving the lives of vulnerable Ghanaians, which also collaborates with local schools and communities. Their programs focus on education, women’s health, entrepreneurship, environmental sustainability, and community-driven development, all strengthened through cultural exchange.
Most of your time will be spent in smaller rural communities around Ho, where a variety of projects are implemented. While the Volta Region’s natural beauty and cultural richness are captivating, local communities still face challenges such as limited access to clean water, inadequate educational infrastructure, unpaved roads, and low digital literacy. Despite these challenges, Ghanaians are known for their hospitality and optimism.
As a common saying in West Africa goes, “If an award were given for the friendliest people in West Africa, Ghana would be a strong contender.” This region offers a meaningful opportunity to contribute while immersing yourself in authentic Ghanaian culture and warmth.
No skills required
One-Week Long
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