About FEED Ghana
Who We Are
FEED Ghana is a youth-led nonprofit advancing education equity for underserved children and communities across Ghana through literacy, empowerment, and opportunity.
Our Founding Story
Together with friends, Paul suspended baskets of books from tree branches, inviting children to explore. What started as the Tree Library quickly grew into Libraries Without Walls, a volunteer-driven initiative that now reaches over 3,000 children annually with mobile literacy, digital learning, creative expression, and STEM programs. The program also supplies books to school libraries and trains teachers in underrepresented communities to strengthen early literacy.
The spark came when Paul met Precious, a 9-year-old girl who could neither read nor write. After six months of after-school tutoring, Precious had not only gained literacy skills but also newfound confidence in the classroom. Her transformation convinced Paul that this work had to reach more children.
From those tree libraries, FEED was born a movement to democratize education and remove barriers to learning for children and young people across Ghana.
Today, FEED has grown into a platform with three core programs: Libraries Without Walls, Aspire, and Green Vanguard all working toward one vision: a Ghana where every child has the chance to learn, thrive, and lead.
What began with one child, one tree, and a few books is now a growing movement led by communities, volunteers, and young leaders.
The Future We’re Building
A world where education is equitable, inclusive, and transformative enabling communities to flourish and generations to rise with hope and purpose.
Equity
Every child and young person deserves the same chance to learn, regardless of background or circumstance.
Youth-Led
We trust in the creativity, leadership, and resilience of young people to drive lasting change.
Community-First
We place communities at the center because we believe solutions are owned and sustained by the people they serve.
Integrity
We are committed to transparency, accountability, and excellence in all we do.
To democratize education by breaking barriers of inequity, empowering communities, and creating opportunities for every child and young person to learn, thrive, and lead.
Where We Work
FEED works across more than 25 communities in 5 regions in Ghana, including the Greater Accra, Eastern, Central, Bono Ahafo, and Volta Regions. We partner with local schools, community leaders, and smallholder farmers to expand access to education, empower youth, and create sustainable development opportunities.
Through long-term engagement and community-driven programs, we are building models that strengthen education, nurture young leaders, and create lasting impact.
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What our work has achieved
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Our Recognitions
Awards & Recognitions
GET LOUD Award
Libraries Without Walls recognised for innovation in literacy and community education by the global Elevate Prize Foundation.
Learn more → 2024 · UNESCOKing Sejong Literacy Prize
Libraries Without Walls awarded the prestigious UNESCO King Sejong Literacy Prize in recognition of outstanding literacy innovation.
Learn more → 2024 · African Union / UNESCO IICBAWorld Teachers’ Day Feature
Featured at the AU Commission Headquarters, Addis Ababa, in partnership with UNESCO IICBA for contribution to literacy and teacher empowerment.
Learn more → 2023 · Ban Ki-moon FoundationSDG Accelerator Fund – Winner
Winner of the Ban Ki-moon Foundation SDG Accelerator Fund, recognising FEED’s work toward the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Learn more → 2023 · World Literacy FoundationWorld Literacy Awards – Finalist
Named a finalist at the World Literacy Awards 2023, highlighting FEED’s impact on literacy access across Ghana.
Learn more → 2023 · MTN GhanaHeroes of Change
Recognised by MTN Ghana as a Hero of Change for transforming lives and communities through education and empowerment.
Learn more →Global Goals
Contributing to the UN Sustainable Development Goals
Our programmes directly contribute to six of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals from zero hunger and quality education, to gender equality, reduced inequalities, climate action, and global partnerships.
Reports & Resources
We invite you to explore our annual reports and quarterly newsletters to see how, together, we are reimagining education and transforming lives across Ghana.
Annual Impact Reports
Download our yearly reports – programme outcomes, reach, and financials.
Quarterly Newsletters
Stories, updates, and insights from across our programmes.
Financials
See how every donation is put to work across our programmes.
Impact Stories
Real stories from children, volunteers, and communities we serve.
Meet Our Leadership Team
FEED is led by a diverse and values-driven team of educators, youth leaders, community mobilizers, and development practitioners committed to advancing educational equity in Ghana. Our leadership combines lived experience, grassroots innovation, and systems thinking to design programmes that are community-rooted and impact-driven.
Our Community
Our Volunteers
Our volunteers give their time, energy, and skills to ensure that every child, girl, and youth can learn, grow, and thrive. From supporting literacy sessions to coordinating community activities, they play a vital role in bringing our programmes to life. We are deeply grateful for their work.
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Our Board of Directors
Our Board of Directors provides strategic oversight and governance of FEED. The Board safeguards our mission, ensures financial accountability, and guides long-term strategy to strengthen our impact and sustainability.
Patrick Clottey
Board Chair
Nana Ama Hemaa Amoah
Board Member
Eric Annan Kermah
Board MemberBoard member biographies and further details will be published shortly. For governance enquiries please contact info@feedghana.org
Community & Youth Advisory Council
The Community & Youth Advisory Council brings together volunteers, programme beneficiaries, school leaders, youth, and community representatives to provide lived-experience insight and grassroots perspective to FEED’s leadership. The Council offers consultative guidance for a fixed term to strengthen accountability, innovation, and community ownership. Through this partnership, the voices of those we serve actively inform strategic decisions.
Regina Amoako
FEED Volunteer
Darlington
FEED Volunteer
Michael Logoh
Aspire Scholar
Selina Afi Tetevi
Aspire Scholar
Ebenezer Hlordzi
Student
Francisca Elotavenu
Student
Foster Asempapa
School Leader
Isaac Awuley
Parent & Community Leader
Ms Anderson Kato
Education Officer, GES-Shai Osudoku DistrictBuilding Impact
Through Partnership
With the support of generous organisations and committed partners, FEED has delivered meaningful change and expanded access to education, literacy, and opportunity for more than 17,000 children, girls, communities, and young people across Ghana. We are deeply grateful to our supporters, whose trust, collaboration, and shared vision continue to make our work possible and sustainable.
UNESCO
Elevate Prize
Goethe Institut
HOPEFEATHERS
Books For You Miami
Ghana Education Service
Compassion International
Myriad
Discover Gidi
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