RAINS Ghana

An NGO promoting the rights of the most marginalised in society. Focusing on education, livelihoods, reproductive health and reducing child exploitation.

[RAINS Ghana @RAINStamale]

It is important to RAINS to highlight stories like those of Asana Issah’s in order to inspire other students who need to pursue their education and ambitions.

To read more about Asana's story, visit:
https://t.co/Bkfz3XVYUx

#childeducation #SDG4 #CASE @Hopeforchildren

[RAINS Ghana @RAINStamale]

Happy International Women’s Day! Today is a day to reflect on progress made, make necessary change, and celebrate the achievements and determination of women all over the world.

From our RAINS Staff to you, Happy International Women’s Day!

#InternationalWomensDay #Equality

[RAINS Ghana @RAINStamale]

RAINS is committed to zero tolerance for sexual harassment, abuse, exploitation and bullying.

To read more about what safeguarding at RAINS means, visit:
https://t.co/48gUBEY1Z4

#safeguarding

[Kinvia @kinvia_ca]

Read Kambang's story. Thanks to CFTC donors and @RAINStamale, women like Kambang receive trainings to help them develop their livelihoods and change their family's lives. https://t.co/lJz9aoaqn8

[RAINS Ghana @RAINStamale]

Today is International Day of Education!

Within the framework of our new Strategic Plan, we will work with others to track social-spending and inequality-reducing expenditure focusing on education and other social services in the 5 Northern Regions.

#InternationalDayofEducation

[RAINS Ghana @RAINStamale]

RAINS entered Bidima community in 2010 with INCOME, funded by Canadian Feed The Children. The project strives to build communities capacity so that they can support their children in attaining quality education.

To learn more visit:
https://t.co/NXewhDrxqU

[RAINS Ghana @RAINStamale]

On the 8th January 2020, RAINS formally launched the Accelerated Learning Programme (ALP) under the non-formal track in a community event, in Tampuaya, Nanumba South, to mark the start of the ALP.

To read more about it, visit:
https://t.co/pqVIfuBW0S

[AidStream @aidstream]

Regional Advisory Information and Network Systems @rainstamale has published their #IATIData. View the data here: https://t.co/4GrJ6UNB0M #AidStream

[RAINS Ghana @RAINStamale]

From the Board and Staff of RAINS, we wish you happy holidays. As we approach the New Year, it is important to reflect on what we have accomplished thus far and set new goals for the year 2020 and ensure all of what we do is sustainable. Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year!

[RAINS Ghana @RAINStamale]

This Friday 6th December, Ghana will be celebrating Farmers’ Day! Join us this Friday, from 9AM to 1PM at Tindang Community in the Savelugu Municipality, to celebrate its success on this national public holiday!
#Sewoh #CommunitySeedFair #FarmersDay #ABN

[RAINS Ghana @RAINStamale]

Today, is International Day of Persons with Disabilities. To raise awareness, RAINS had a discussion on observations, related to the International Day of Persons with Disability, with Radio Savannah. Its starts with awareness and discussions and turns into empowerment and change.

[RAINS Ghana @RAINStamale]

To read more about Alhassan Ibn Abubakari Sadik's experience as a school teacher at Tibali Primary School from the School Gardens Project, visit: https://t.co/TW7Ti6vHCp

#qualityeducation #teachers #students #schoolgardens #AXIS

[Chris Eaton @chris_wusc]

An energizing and inspiring time at #IVCO2019, with @WorldUniService #volunteer cooperation partners & colleagues Claudia Black, Mouhamadou Moustapha Guye (#Senegal), Wedadu Sayibu (#Ghana) & @OdetteMcCarthy @CECI_Canada @COGAPOINFO @RAINStamale

[RAINS Ghana @RAINStamale]

On the 8th of November, we presented the RAINS cash prize to two female graduates. Miss Fatima and Miss Patricia, who received a prize award, each are the first females to obtain First Class Honours from the School of Business and Law of the University for Development Studies.

[RAINS Ghana @RAINStamale]

To address gaps in education, RAINS intervened in Nayorku in 2011. One of our beneficaires, Mahamadu Donald, now has a school uniform, textbooks, and other school supplies.

Read more about his story:
https://t.co/HZty1IDiIZ

[RAINS Ghana @RAINStamale]

Happy International Day of the Girl Child! As we mark this special Day in Ghana under the local theme: Promoting Access, Transition and Completion of Education for Girls;’ we wish to highlight the challenges and needs of girls, but also celebrate all their accomplishments.

[RAINS Ghana @RAINStamale]

The Children Assembly came together from a number of communities embarked on series of actions to promote the welfare and rights of children.

#childadvocacy #CASE #DFID #HopeforChildren #NorthernNetworkforEducationDevelopment #UK

Read more at: https://t.co/JsjW6tx9TJ

[RAINS Ghana @RAINStamale]

Today, October 5th, we celebrate World Teacher’s Day. This year’s theme, “Young Teachers: The future of the Profession”, celebrates the teaching profession worldwide, takes notice of the achievements, and also address obstacles that the profession has.

#WorldTeachersDay

[RAINS Ghana @RAINStamale]

Between 9th-12th September 2019, RAINS played host to the 2019 AXIS Partners Conference, ‘Empowerment of Civil Society through Quality Education’ programme, funded by CISU.

#AXISPartnersConference2019 #Advocacy #SDGs #StrategiesandPartnerships #stakeholders #empowerment

[RAINS Ghana @RAINStamale]

The CASE team, on August 23rd, organised an Inter-Community Children Assembly meeting at Nayorku. We hope this assembly empowers the students to be drivers of change in their own communities.

##qualityeducation #inspirechange #empowering

Read more:
https://t.co/iv02zOtH9f