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Stigma continues to exist around menstruation. A new education program will be led by trained healthcare professionals to promote understanding and acceptance of women’s health by the community at large.
Amenuveve’s mission has inspired support from around the world, and its work has profoundly impacted the way of life in Woadze Tsatoe.
120
men and women employed by the farm and Batik Center
10,526 USD
new income generated from enterprises over five years
1110
student beneficiaries of our educational programs
Amenuveve maintains the school library and computer lab, as well as offers scholarships and a reading program.
1041
residents engaged in our community health intiatives
Includes bilharzia treatment, installation of a clean water borehole, and family planning sessions led by health professionals.
Our Impact
New Infrastructure Brings New Opportunities
Then
Now
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Better education
Classes once took place inside a crumbling hut that leaked during the rainy season. Now, a sturdy new school lets students focus on their lessons all year round.
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Clean water
Villagers once collected muddy water from the lake, exposing themselves to various diseases. Now, a borehole provides access to clean drinking water.
Economic opportunity
Opportunities for women were once scarce. Now, a sewing room and Batik shed offer them a way to learn new crafts and earn income to support their families.
Timeline
A Multi-Year Process
This timeline shows the social and economic progress that has taken place in the village over six years.
2019
A sewing room is built so that the artisans can create higher value products from their fabrics.
A pilot farm is set up to grow cucumbers.
A new room is stocked with twenty computers, donated by the Five North Project.
2018
The community learns how to plant mangoes and conducts research into other crops.
A biofill latrine is built for use by the school children.
The Scholarship Fund sends eight students to junior high school.
2017
A board of community members is established to oversee the projects that are underway.
The school recieves donated laptops, which students learn how to use for the first time.
A small library is stocked with donated books.
2016
A new school is constructed.
A clean water borehole is installed.
A Batik Center is set up with basic supplies. The village women take up the art of block printing.
2015
New York University students first visit Woadze Tsatoe to understand the community’s needs.
Volunteers host English lessons in the makeshift elementary school.
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The first public latrine is constructed.
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Amenuveve is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization, EIN 84-5144698, based in the U.S. and Ghana.
Made with grace
2021 Amenuveve Inc.
2020
A motor tricycle helps students get to school faster.
Volta Pads forms as a new women's health initiative.
A Virtual Reading Program is launched in the time of Covid-19 to encourage continued learning.
Present
The community signs a 10-year land lease to expand the farm. They reap their largest cucumber harvest yet.
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