GHANA
Helping Rural Communities Thrive
Families in Ghana don’t suffer from a lack of water as much as they suffer from a lack of safe, clean drinking water.
Roughly 23 million Ghanaians don’t have regular access to sanitary water. One of the most common diseases plaguing communities in Ghana is cholera due to a lack of quality sanitation and clean water.
And Ghanaian children are 40 percent more likely than adults to live in poverty, according to UNICEF.
Our aid programs in Ghana focus on long-term hope and include orphan sponsorship, the installation of water wells, educational support, economic development projects, and the construction of mosques and local clinics.
One way to address the growing needs of Ghana’s rural communities is to build village centers complete with water wells to provide safe, clean drinking water as well as a central place to gather, socialize, receive support and learn.
Support Water Access
You can sponsor a water well that provides safe, clean water to families in Ghana.
Your Compassion Makes a Difference
Baitulmaal’s growing community of donors continue to spread hope through their generosity.
Can they count on you?
About a third of Ghana’s population is living on less than $1.25 a day. Planning large-scale projects such as water wells and village centers are out of reach for the most underprivileged among them without your help. Together, we can make these projects possible.
Will you help communities in Ghana?