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  The Akua Kuenyehia Foundation (AKF) is a Ghana-based non-profit organisation founded by the children of H.E Judge Akua Kuenyehia, first Vice-President of the International Criminal Court in The Hague, Netherlands, in honour of her accomplishments. It is a private foundation committed to the development and empowerment, of young ladies and women in Ghana through formal education. The purpose of this charitable organisation is to nurture and develop a passion for knowledge in Ghanaian ladies, especially those from underprivileged backgrounds, and also cultivate in them the zeal for service to society by enriching the lives of these young women and girls through educational scholarships and mentorship programmes. Strategic Objectives Education Offer merit-based scholarships to academically gifted but underprivileged Ghanaian girls, supporting them from senior high school through to the university. Develop leadership training and community service initiatives to encourage beneficiar...

  The University for Development Studies (UDS), one of Ghana’s premier institutions committed to addressing the developmental challenges of the nation, has announced the opening of applications for the prestigious Educational Pathways International (EPI) Scholarship for undergraduates for the 2024/2025 academic year.  Known for its emphasis on practical and community-based education, UDS has been at the forefront of equipping students with the knowledge and skills needed to impact society positively. ABOUT THE EPI SCHOLARSHIP   The Educational Pathways International (EPI) Scholarship is a highly sought-after financial aid program designed to support academically gifted yet economically disadvantaged students.  It seeks to nurture the potential of bright young minds by easing the financial burden of higher education, enabling beneficiaries to focus on achieving academic excellence and pursuing their career goals.  This fully-funded scholarship not only provides ...

The Josephine Nana Adwoa Asmah Foundation and Empowerment Center (JNA Foundation) is a faith-driven, non-profit organization devoted to creating opportunities for young women in STEM in Ghana to unlock their full potential. Established in memory of Josephine Nana Adwoa Asmah—a visionary leader and passionate advocate for women’s empowerment—the Foundation carries forward her legacy of inspiring transformation, compassion, and growth. Drawing inspiration from Josephine’s exceptional achievements in academics, her distinguished career at organizations like Tullow Ghana and Guinness Ghana, and her unwavering dedication to mentoring young women, the JNA Foundation aims to leave a lasting impact on lives and communities through its initiatives. MISSION STATEMENT  The JNA Foundation is dedicated to empowering young women in engineering through mentorship, education, and skills training. By building confidence, nurturing spiritual growth, and fostering leadership, the Foundation prepares ...