Hope and Service to Mankind Foundation

About us

Hope and Service to Mankind Foundation (Hope For Rural Dwellers) is a Voluntary, Non-profit, Charitable, Social, Non-political, Non-governmental, Inter-faith and Welfare Organisation registered in Ghana.

Hope and Service to Mankind Foundation was formed by individual volunteers from various cultural backgrounds coming together as equal to build one big family to help reduce the high rate of illiteracy in our societies. And provide medical information and resources and improve living conditions and homelessness to sum off the most vulnerable and deprived people in our society, for example homeless, women and children , the girlcChild, the youth, People with Disabilities (PWD), people with chronic diseases, poor rural communities and Individuals.

Vision
A healthy and prosperous society based on gender equality and equity in every walk of life by improving the lives of the poor through education, economic and social development programs.
We share the vision of a world where all forms of disability can be avoided, healed or integrated and in which the rights of people with disabilities are respected and applied.

Mission
We are committed to serving MANKIND by providing the basic amenities of life to the helpless and needy people of all communities.

Our work
• We bring together literate and non-literate, towns, villages, people in common respect for each other and for manual work to promote and encourage the development of the spirit of voluntarism among the youth and people of all communities by organising workcamps towards physical projects, literacy work, and establishing demonstrational camps and farms, Leadership training, camping activities and International Cultural Exchange Programmes.
• We support and help the destitute, the poor, the needy, and orphans without family support by training and giving skills to equip the youth to be involved in activities leading to the alleviation of poverty in their communities e.g. Tie and dye batik, bee keeping, snail rearing, general farming and ICT.
• Provision of information on marketable skill for sustainable life development.
• We educate communities and individuals about disaster management, by providing adequate information to members and the general public.
• We promote psychosocial counseling for all people living with HIV/AIDS, empower the individual physically, mentally, spiritually, and financially by providing adequate support and above all to give them hope, that all is not lost.
• We organizing camps for people living with chronic diseases to meet medical professionals for free care, support, advice, checkups and treatment, and also to meet other people living with the same chronic disease.
• We help people living in poverty, transition and homelessness rebuild their lives by connecting them to jobs, housing, information and hope.

Projects:
• Happy Children Project: Our happy child project is to rescues street and ‘at risk’ children. Providing a 24 hour emergency centre, safe homes and a farm community which provide a secure base for their rehabilitation and re-integration back into families and communities. We aim to meet the immediate needs of street children by supporting their families and communities.
• Sport for Change (Street and Working Children and Young People): We aim to build a brighter future for young people through a sport system that reaches, inspires and engages all young people especially girls whatever their age or ability.

For other net participants we can offer an expert guidance through trained staff, give an expert opinion, procure expert information and establish new contacts in the field of our work.