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Youth Harvest Foundation Ghana

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Partners

All our projects would not be possible without the cooperation of other key supportive partners in development practice. They actually make it happen! The following are the partners we collaborate in the different projects.

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Contact Information

Youth Harvest Foundation Ghana (YHFG) P.O. Box 656 Bolgatanga - Upper East Region, Ghana Tel: +233 (0)3820 95924 info@yhfg.org

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Volunteers

In our organization we have the pleasure to work regularly with volunteers. Are you interested in becoming a volunteer and are you Dutch, please look on the website of www.ontmoetafrika.nl for more information. If you are from any other country and you are interested, please contact us at: info@yhfg.org

About Ghana

Situated in Western Africa, Ghana is bordered by Ivory Coast, Burkina Faso and Togo. The country approximates the size of Great Britain with a population of 25 million inhabitants. The YHFG is located in northern Ghana, where 90 percent of the population are peasant farmers. The overall levels of educational attainment are much lower in the region, compared with the country as whole. Northern Ghana is a patriarchal society where women are traditionally excluded in decision making. Early marriages and early motherhood curtails girls and women educational and employment opportunities.
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