Mentors from the innovative Adesua Kruwa project of Mother of all Nations Foundation (MOANF) http:// moanf,org engaged Basic 6 students in a crucial conversation about menstrual hygiene and the need to clarify myths about menstruation today Thursday, June, 1 2023. The interactive sessions were held at various centers in the
Adesua Kruwa Project Breaks the Silence on Menstruation – Week Three
Adesua Kruwa Set to Transform Basic 6 Education in Ghana
The municipality of Medina will serve as the launching pad for an innovative education initiative geared at improving the literacy skills of Grade 6 students in public schools. The initiative, titled “Adesua Kruwa,” which means “Learning Horizon” in the Akan language, will go on for seven weeks starting on the
Mother of all Nations Academy Celebrates End-of-Term with Preschoolers, Boosting Cognitive Ability and Creating Lasting Memories
The end of term party is a crucial aspect of preschool education, and its significance cannot be overemphasized. The party is an opportunity for preschoolers to socialize, bond, and have fun with their peers and teachers. The Mother of all Nations Academy “Our Day” celebration in Madina Zongo is an
Mother of all Nations provides James Camp Prisons Inmates with Hot meals during Ramadan
The holy month of Ramadan is a special time for Muslims around the world. It is a time of reflection, prayer, and fasting. However, for Muslim inmates in James Camp Prisons in Ghana, observing Ramadan can be challenging. Many inmates struggle to maintain their faith while behind bars. This is
MOANF APPRECIATES UNITED WAYS GHANA FOR THEIR SUPPORT TOWARDS READCAMP 2022
Mother of All Nations Foundation has presented a citation to United Way Ghana, a non-governmental organization for its numerous contributions to improving quality education in deprived communities in Ghana. The citation is to appreciate to United Way’s support towards 2022 edition of ReadCamp project, an off-campus literacy program to enhance
ReadCamp – Mentoring Children for Better Career Choices
Young learners are posed with one of life’s biggest questions, either by themselves or by others: “What do you want to do when you grow up?” Thinking that far into the future can be overwhelming, but it will be surprising to know that most children, depending on the environment they
Mother of all Nations Foundation observes International Day of the Girl Child
Celebrated annually on October 11th, the International Day of the Girl Child was declared by the United Nations General Assembly on December 19th, 2011. The importance of the celebration of this day is to raise awareness on challenges faced by girls globally pertaining to issues such as gender inequality; which
Mother of all Nations Foundation inspires 2022 BECE Candidates
The executive director and the management team of Mother of all Nation’s Foundation Ghana have embarked on a six-day visit to some selected basic schools within the La Nkwantanang-Madina Municipality. The tour was aimed at encouraging over 500 pupils preparing to write the 2022 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE). The
Virtual reading with professionals.
This year’s ReadCamp span a total of 3 weeks. The last week was dedicated to what we call Read with the professional. During this period, participants get the opportunity to read materials that relate to talents and career choices and interact with professionals from various professions Professional from
4000 CHILDREN ACROSS FOUR REGIONS OF GHANA BENEFIT FROM THREE WEEKS LITERACY PROJECT
Reading with children promotes brain development and imagination, it develops language and emotions and strengthens relationships. It has been said that if you want to keep anything from an African (Ghanaian) write it in a book because they will never read. However, we believe that the narrative can be changed.