WHO WE ARE


WHO WE ARE  


HISTORY
It is generally accepted that women and children are more vulnerable than men if there is violence.  This indication shows that we have not dealt fairly well with the girl child leading to poor state and marginalized status of women in our society.  Their vulnerability to a number of adverse social conditions has been due to their not well informed.  Statistically women out-numbered men in our society.  If this country should make headway in its quest to become a middle income country soon, then we cannot afford to leave our women and children behind.  The quality of life and condition of women to socio-economic transformation of good health, peace and security will therefore be determine by the quality her education.
Creating a world in which the rights of every child are realized and women attain the right to survival, protection, development and participation.
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We are dedicated to delivering humanitarian assistance in rural communities and augment government to provide quality education, affordable healthcare, and potable drinking water and ensure peace and security for the society we serve;

 

We work to stop child abuse, neglect, and child labour, trafficking and child sexual exploitation CSE;

 

We work in collaboration with all stakeholders to end violence against women and girls which is a grave violation of human rights;

We advocate for gender equality and women’s empowerment;

 

We educate and empower women, who are homeless, with the skills and confidence necessary to get a job, creates a healthy lifestyle, and regain a home for themselves and their children;

 

 

We support the most marginalized women at the cocoa growing communities with microfinance business to earn and save money, improve health and well-being, influence decisions in their home and community, and connect to networks for support;

We support women to achieve their full potential by strengthening the leadership skills of women, power and voices of girls from marginalized and undeserved communities;

We advocate for a rule of law and human rights-based approach to prevent violent extremism (PVE) through sports for peace and development.
The organization was set up to build more awareness and mobilize for action on the rights of children, women and young people.  Listen to them and encourage their participation because they are resource citizens capable of helping to build a better future for all.
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Millennium Child Support Group started in 2002 as a small Community-based organization in Winneba in the Central region of the republic of Ghana.  The focus was on Child development.  The funds were directed towards school-age children out of school in the rural community, urban slums and poor households by subsidizing for food, clothing and encouraging school dropout pupil to return to classroom by providing them with their school needs such as uniforms, sandals, materials etc.  The organization also support and helped many people in the rural communities and poor households to register with National Health Insurance Scheme to receive proper health care.

In early 2006, the organization was officially launched and shifted its priorities from mere child aid program in the small communities to a large group of poor communities to eliminate child poverty, empowering women, and participation of young people to achieve national development.

The organization has developed strategic inputs to contribute to nation-wide program on how to reduce poverty.  Our work now is focus on long-term poverty alleviation on children, women and young people practically.

The organization further realized that, close to 20% of our globalized world population are illiterates. Millennium Child Support Group was founded to help eradicate this staggering statistic through the promotion of literacy and education, and the provision of learning resources and teaching materials.
We strongly believe that education is a fundamental human right, and that all individuals should be afforded the same opportunities for their future which includes access to basic education.

Since its inception in 2006, Millennium Child Support Group has steadily grown to align with the needs of a continually evolving education sector. We have partner with other leading educational organizations, and have built long-lasting relationships with communities around Africa.

Millennium Child Support Group significantly dedicates their time and resources to conducting research and uses resulting information to help advocate in local communities as well as on a global scale. We mobilize communities through our passionate volunteers, and seek to give individuals a voice so that they can also act as advocates for literacy within their own communities. We believe that raising community awareness is vital to the improvement of literacy standards. The Organization is guided by the Convention on the Rights of the Child and strives to establish children's rights as enduring ethical principles and international standards of behaviour towards children.
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Our Programs
All children have the right to protection. They have the right to survive, to be safe, to belong, to be heard, to receive adequate care and to grow up in a protective environment.
Education enables upward socioeconomic mobility and is a key to escaping poverty. Over the past decade, major progress was made towards increasing access to education and school enrolment rates at all levels, particularly for girls.
Millennium Child Support Group (MCSG) is committed to ensuring that gender data and analysis are integrated into country level assessments and responses to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ensuring healthy lives and promoting well-being of children is essential to sustainable development. Currently, the world is facing a global health crisis unlike any other — COVID-19 is spreading human suffering, upending the lives of billions of people around the globe.
Challenge
While Ghana, as a country, has made tremendous achievement in the water supply sector, there are still huge gaps in sanitation & Hygiene behaviour change processes. Ghana has achieved 89% access to safe water, but the access to improved sanitation coverage is only 15% (JMP 2015).
War, violent conflict, terrorism and violent extremism have differential and devastating consequences for women and girls. In the face of this, women are all over the world are leading movements for peace and to rebuild communities, and there is strong evidence suggesting that women’s participation in peace processes contributes to longer, more resilient peace after conflict.
MANAGEMENT TEAM
Janet Boakye Ansah
Board Member

Godfrey Ato Parker
Chief Executive Officer

Patience Bosompimaa
Office Manager

Nana Yaa Sarfo
Child Rights Specialist

Regina Osei Amaniampong
Training Co-ordinator

Abigail Mawuli
Project Manager

Juliet Sarpoma
Child Health Care Administrator

Daniel Bomfah
Programme Officer

Mavis Kumah
Field Co-ordinator

Portia Adams
Treasurer

Emmy Smith
Website Developer

Felicia Arthur
Pubic Relation Officer

Hillary Namlemnah
Early Childhood Development Co-ordinator

Benedicta Baidoo
Project officer







To donate by cheque, money transfer or electronic fund transfer, contact: millenniumchildghana@gmail.com/info@millenniumchildsupport.org
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