Sponsoring Needy but Brilliant Students to Senior High School
Talent should never be wasted because of poverty. We sponsor academically gifted students from low-income families so they can continue to Senior High School.
Our impact
Since we began, Treasures in Mud Global has worked alongside rural communities in the Eastern and Oti Regions to remove the barriers that keep children from learning and families from good health. Here is some of what we have achieved with our partners.
Where we work
By the numbers
Achievements
Our junior high school
Aworasa, near Asamankese in the Akim West Municipality, had no Junior High School. Children who finished primary school walked about two hours a day to continue their education, and about 40% of them dropped out.
On 7 September 2026, we opened Treasures in Mud JHS in a renovated former CHPS compound. The school is equipped with projectors, smart boards and laptops, charges no fees and provides free uniforms.
It now serves 25 learners from Aworasa and nearby communities, close to home.
Talent should never be wasted because of poverty. We sponsor academically gifted students from low-income families so they can continue to Senior High School.
Chairs and tables for kindergarten pupils who were learning without proper furniture.
In partnership with Samaritan’s Feet Ghana, we distributed 500 World Shoes to learners at Namondo and Papaye Basic Schools.
Distance stood between children in Sugutampia and Junior High School. Bicycles now help them travel safely, on time and stay in school.
Talks and seminars on education, career choices, personal development and positive values help young people make informed decisions about their future.
With The Word in Power to the World (TWPTW), we screened about 90 residents of Aworasa and supplied the medicines they needed.
Where we work
Our home base. Treasures in Mud Global is coordinated from Accra, and our work reaches out from the city into rural communities.
Home of Treasures in Mud JHS in Aworasa, near Asamankese in the Akim West Municipality, which started on 7 September 2026.
Namondo and Papaye Basic Schools, where we furnished kindergarten classrooms and distributed 500 pairs of World Shoes with Samaritan’s Feet Ghana.
Rural communities in the Northern Region, part of our five-region reach and served alongside local partners.
Rural communities in the North East Region, part of our five-region reach and served alongside local partners.
Each region is part of the same approach: work with local partners, remove the barriers communities name, and stay alongside them.
Our approach
Young people meet consistent mentors and gain practical skills, confidence and information.
They set goals, return to or stay in education, and make informed choices about work and life.
They model a different future for siblings, peers and younger children in their communities.
Families, schools and local leaders see what is possible, and the cycle of deprivation starts to break.
Be part of the impact
Give once, give monthly, volunteer your time or partner with us. Every route helps remove another barrier to learning and health.