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For nearly a decade, pupils at Walewale Girls Model School lived with a major challenge: the school had no reliable water supply since its establishment in 2016. This situation affected not only teaching and learning but also the girls’ ability to maintain proper hygiene, particularly during menstruation. Through its Economic and Social Justice Program (ECOSOC), with funding support from the…
Peace for Life Ghana has strengthened the capacity of its staff on Preventing Violent Extremism (PVE) following its participation in a five-day PVE course for Civil Society Organizations held from 24–28 August 2026 in Bolgatanga.The training which was organized by Catholic Relief Service(CRS), covered important areas including violent extremism and radicalization, Ghana’s PVE framework, conflict-sensitive programming, youth vulnerability, community resilience,…
The Executive Director of Peace for Life Ghana (PLG), together with the Accounts/Administrative Officer and Programs Manager, successfully participated in the Partner-Wide Inception Meeting held at Modern City Hotel, Tamale, on Thursday, 20 August 2026. The meeting brought together partner organizations, consultants, and relevant stakeholders to officially launch the consultancy and establish a shared understanding of the assignment. Key discussions…
From 19-22 July 2026, I had the privilege of representing Peace for Life Ghana at the Resource Mobilization and Financial Resilience Workshop held in Tamale.The workshop, organized by WACSI, CSR-HUB, and the Ford Foundation, and expertly facilitated by Placements Ghana, provided an enriching platform for learning, reflection, and collaboration among civil society organizations.The sessions challenged us to rethink how we…
🌱 On the 15th of July 2026, our project participants were on the ground at the demonstration farm in Silinga, a Peace for Life Ghana project community.Through hands-on planting, we’re not just putting seeds in the soil. We’re building knowledge, resilience, and food security for the community.Demonstration farms like this give farmers practical tools to test climate-smart practices, improve yields,…
The Conservation agriculture project participants of Peace for Life Ghana in the Northeast Region have continuously demonstrated the adoption of climate- smart farming methods. Women farmers in the Banawa community are applying compost on their crops
On 23–24 July 2026, Peace for Life Ghana successfully organized a Two-Day Advanced Cosmetics Production, Branding and Market Linkage Training for women-led cosmetics enterprises who previously received soap making training in 2025.The training strengthened participants’ skills in shower gel, shampoo and conditioner production, quality assurance, branding, packaging, digital marketing and product promotion. Participants also engaged with retail shop owners who…
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