Mother of All Nations Foundation (MoANF), is committed to providing innovative and effective educational experiences for young minds. Recognizing the transformative power of play, We have in the month of April and May 2024 engaged 80 educators from selected basic schools introducing them to the principles of play-based learning. This initiative aligns perfectly with our...
The Mother of All Nations Foundation (MoANF) is committed to providing innovative and effective educational experiences for young minds. Recognizing the transformative power of play, we have engaged 80 educators from selected basic schools in the past two weeks, introducing them to the principles of play-based learning. This initiative aligns perfectly with our mission to...
The ReadCamp team of the Mother of All Nations Foundation (M.O.A.N.F) met earlier this week with Honorable Lawyer Francis Xavier Sosu, Member of Parliament for Madina Constituency. The productive meeting focused on plans for ReadCamp 2024, an initiative aimed at fostering a love of reading among young people. Discussions highlighted the importance of literacy...
Mother of All Nations Foundation (MOANF) successfully concluded its 4th annual “Iftar and Eid with Inmates” program, bringing cheer and essential support to inmates. The initiative was commenced in 2021, originally providing food packages to James Camp Prison inmates during Ramadan. This year, MOANF expanded its reach, supporting 250 inmates over Ramadan’s final 15 days...
The celebration of African Union Day at Mother of All Nations Academy, where our students came together to honor and embrace the rich cultural diversity of Africa, was spectacular. On this special occasion, our pupils adorned themselves in captivating African attire, representing their respective African regions. This act not only instilled a sense of pride...
Adesua Kruwa Project Breaks the Silence on Menstrual Hygiene Mentors from the innovative Adesua Kruwa project of the Mother of all Nations Foundation http:// moanf.org were in full force today in various centers, engaging Basic 6 students in a crucial conversation about menstrual hygiene and the need to clarify myths about menstruation. Adesua Kruwa, which...
MoANF, in collaboration with United Way Ghana, initiated a home learning program during the COVID-19 pandemic, benefiting 700 underprivileged students in Ayawaso East Municipality. With schools closed due to safety measures, the program aimed to enhance literacy skills among young learners, providing specially designed materials and engaging sessions twice a week for two months. Participants...
During the COVID-19 partial lockdown, MoANF, in collaboration with United Way Ghana and Cummins Inc. Ghana, initiated a food distribution program in three communities severely impacted by the pandemic’s restrictions. Starting on June 22, 2020, this two-week project aimed to support 900 vulnerable households in Ashaiman, Odorkor, and Larteh Bio Korshie. Each community received 300...
This project launched as “Mask Up and Sanitize Campaign” is to support the Ghana Health Service and Government of Ghana in combating COVID-19. With the rising prices of face masks impacting families, especially with school expenses, we’re stepping in. Our goal is to manufacture 10,000 nose masks and 2,500 hand sanitizer bottles in partnership with...
Summary We give young children from disadvantaged backgrounds the best possible start in life. Our goal is to offer top-notch preschool education to kids between the ages of 18 months and 6 years. We want to provide these little ones with all the tools they need to learn and play, along with delicious and nutritious...
