Diaspora Based Organizations

  We're a global justice federation working to achieve social justice, gender equality and poverty eradication.

In Ghana, we support the basic needs and rights of the poor, with an  emphasis on human rights, women's rights, land rights and the right to  education.

 The Advocates Coalition for Development and Environment (ACODE) is an  independent public policy research and advocacy Think Tank based in  Uganda, working in the East and Southern Africa sub-regions on a wide  range of public policy issues. Our core business is policy research and  analysis, policy outreach and capacity building.

World Vision and VisionFund Zambia have over 780 staff with community  development workers and credit officers living in the communities where  the organisation operates. These staff closely plan and implement  activities together with the community members.

 Children are at the heart of our work. In Zambia, we serve the most  vulnerable children and communities. Currently, our work is themed  around five key areas as outlined in the 2016-2020 strategy. These are  Literacy, Maternal and Child Health, child protection and spiritual  nature, resilient Livelihood, and Water, Sanitation and Hygiene. 

 ICHA is a knowledge hub which focuses on generating data and information  through action based research that is relevant to communities dealing  with situations that call for humanitarian, resilience building and  development action. 

An empowered and resilient society where communities effectively collaborate and invest based on viable knowledge.

To  contribute extensive knowledge that will help alleviate human suffering  through building safe, resilient and sustainable communities.

The Youth Empowerment Synergy (YES-Ghana) is the nation’s foremost and most extensive youth organisation bringing  together innovative and energetic young professionals in different  capacities who work with relevant stakeholders to lay the foundation for  and work towards the promotion of a sustainable and productive future  for all young people in Ghana.

Plan International has been working in Ghana to support  children, particularly the most marginalised, to exercise their rights  for over 25 years.

Working in 637 communities, the majority of which are rural, our work has impacted the lives of 480,000 children.

In Ghana, children, especially girls, suffer from violence at school  and in their communities...

Our work also ensures children have the opportunity to learn through our quality, basic, inclusive education programme.

We also support families to earn more money and manage it better so their children can thrive.