ABOUT
The Village Girl Foundation
Who We Are?
What We Do?
We Help the Underprivileged
We believe that compassion is a force capable of transcending boundaries and transforming lives. By translating empathy into tangible actions, we strive to alleviate suffering and bring hope to those facing adversity.
- Over 5k number of children supported
- $200k spent on equipment given to hospitals & orphanages
- 500 prisoners assisted & given seed capital to start business
Empowering Communities
Our mission is rooted in the empowerment of communities. We work towards creating opportunities for education, health, and sustainable livelihoods, recognizing that empowered communities are the architects of their own progress.
- Lifesaving Immunizations
- Food Safety Excellence
- Microentrepreneur Support
Equality and Inclusion
Our Foundation works across Ghana and beyond to save children’s lives, defend their rights, and help them reach their full potential from early childhood through adolescence.
- 9620+ Children Educated
- 13,433+ Medical Treatments Provided
- 933+ Micro-entrepreneurs Trained
Meet Our Team
Benedicta Fosu-Mensah
Kensah Ashkar
Jade Babu
Kwabena Fosu-Mensah
Samuel Dawah
Noble Asare
Juane
Kwame
Gloria
What People Say About Us
Financial support is what i needed for my business and that's what i got from The village Girl Foundation.
My Wife fell ill and needed money for surgery. Village Girl Foundation came through to support and i'm very grateful.
Village Girl Foundation! Where dreams come to reality.
As an orphan without any family to lean on, village girl foundation happens to be a safe haven for me. Thank You Village Girl Foundation.
Our Trusted Partners
Our organization truly believes that by working together, we can save more lives than ever before.
210 Westlands Blvd,
Opposite the Presbyterian Church
West Legon, Accra, Ghana.
Level 18, 40 Bank Street (HQ3)
Canary Wharf London E14 5NR, United Kingdom
Copyright 2026 By The Village Girl Foundation
The first time I encountered the dedicated team from Village Girl Foundation, I was greeted not just with supplies but with genuine empathy. It wasn't just about distributing essentials; it was about acknowledging our pain, our fears, and our dreams for a better tomorrow.