AGENTS OF NON GOVERNMENT ORGANISATIONS IN GHANA

 1. EDUCATION NG0:

I. Dream Africa Care Foundation;

Our Mission at the Dream Africa Care Foundation [DACF],is to support sustainable development initiatives around the world. Through life-changing, volunteer and responsible adventure travel program that seeks to educate and inspire results in more active global citizens.

Dream Africa Care Foundation is a non-profit, non-partisan, volunteer NGO registered in Ghana. It seeks to promote the general well-being and the development of Ghanaians through humanitarian work,  we seek to practically and effectively initiate.

We provide diverse range of opportunities to people around the world who want to become part of our volunteer.

2. Khan Academy: 

This non-profit organization provides free, world-class education to anyone, anywhere. They offer online courses and exercises in a wide range of subjects.

2. HEALTH NGO:

I. Doctors Without Borders (Médecins Sans Frontières):

This international medical humanitarian organization provides medical care to people affected by conflict, epidemics, disasters, or exclusion from healthcare.

 
II. PATH:

This global health organization focuses on developing and delivering innovative health solutions, including vaccines, drugs, and diagnostic tools, to address the world's most pressing health challenges.

3. ENVIRONMENT NGO:

I. World Wildlife Fund (WWF): 

This international conservation organization works to conserve nature and reduce threats to the diversity of life on Earth.

 They focus on issues like climate change, deforestation, and endangered species.

II. Greenpeace:

This global environmental organization uses non-violent, direct action and investigative journalism to expose environmental problems and advocate for solutions.

4. HUMAN RIGHTS NGO:

I. Amnesty International: 

This global movement of more than 10 million people campaigns for human rights and works to end abuses.

 They advocate for the rights of prisoners of conscience, refugees, and those facing discrimination.

II. Human Rights Watch: 

This international human rights organization conducts research and advocacy on a range of human rights issues, including freedom of expression, women's rights, and children's rights. 

They publish reports and investigations that hold governments and other powerful actors accountable for their actions.

 

Here are some key programs and initiatives for the above mentioned NGOs:

EDUCATION 

Khan Academy:

• Khan Academy Platform: Their main program is their free, online learning platform offering thousands of videos and exercises covering a wide range of subjects from math and science to history and art.

 
• Khan Academy Kids: This app provides early learning for children ages 2-7.

 
• Khan Academy for Schools: They offer resources and tools to help educators integrate Khan Academy into their classrooms.

• Khan Academy for Educators: This program provides professional development and support for teachers.



HEALTH 

Path:

• Vaccine Development: PATH is known for its work in developing vaccines for diseases like pneumonia, rotavirus, and malaria.

• Drug Development: They work on developing drugs for neglected tropical diseases like Chagas disease and leishmaniasis.

• Diagnostics: PATH focuses on developing affordable and accurate diagnostic tools for a variety of diseases.

• Health Systems Strengthening: They work to strengthen health systems in developing countries to improve access to quality healthcare.

ENVIRONMENT 

 I. Greenpeace

• Climate Change Campaign: Greenpeace works to promote clean energy solutions and address the causes of climate change.

• Oceans Campaign: They advocate for the protection of oceans from pollution, overfishing, and oil drilling.

• Forests Campaign: They fight to protect forests from deforestation and destruction.
• Nuclear Campaign: Greenpeace campaigns for the phase-out of nuclear power.


II. World Wildlife Fund (WWF)

• Conservation of Species: WWF works to protect endangered species around the world.

• Climate Change Mitigation: They promote solutions to climate change, including reducing emissions and transitioning to renewable energy.

• Sustainable Forest Management: WWF advocates for sustainable forest management practices that protect biodiversity and combat climate change.

• Freshwater Conservation: They work to protect freshwater ecosystems and ensure access to clean water.


HUMAN RIGHTS:

I. Amnesty International

• Prisoners of Conscience: They advocate for the release of individuals imprisoned for their beliefs, religion, or peaceful activism.

• Refugees and Migrants: They work to protect the rights of refugees and migrants, including access to asylum, fair treatment, and protection from exploitation.

• Death Penalty: Amnesty International campaigns for the abolition of the death penalty worldwide.

• Freedom of Expression: They defend the right to freedom of expression and advocate for a free press.

 II. Human Rights Watch

• Investigations and Reports: They conduct research and publish reports on human rights abuses in various countries.

 
• Advocacy and Lobbying: Human Rights Watch works to influence government policies and practices to improve human rights.
• Legal Advocacy: They provide legal assistance to victims of human rights abuses.

• Education and Awareness: They raise awareness about human rights issues and promote education about human rights principles.