School Sponsorships
REAP ensures that children have what they need to enter and remain in school — covering uniforms, books, and fees so that education is an open door, not a closed one. Our focus remains on girls, while extending access to any child at risk of being left out.
What it takes to attend school
Access to public education in Ghana comes with specific costs, and when resources are limited, girls are often the first to lose access.
- Uniforms are required for every student
- Textbooks, notebooks, and pens are not provided by schools
- There are required fees for meals, exams, PTA, and other school activities
Make school possible
A small gift can cover a uniform, books, or school fees—opening the door to education.
283K
students in rural Ghana are unable to pay school fees
80%
of students have no access to textbooks and other school supplies
On a mission to strengthen an entire community
Uniforms sewn by local seamstresses
REAP partners with Ghanaian seamstresses to hand-make school uniforms for sponsored students. This supports the local economy and ensures each child receives a well-fitting, durable uniform.
Books and supplies purchased within Nsawam
Textbooks, notebooks, and school materials are all purchased from local shops and printers, keeping funds circulating within the community and reducing costly transport and delays.
