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OAfrica
Ghana roots
Source review: 2026-10-05
Your guide to OAfrica
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Reported work and places
Children and youth; Education; Protection and inclusion; Livelihoods. Reported activity: Ghana.
Its 2025 report records children returned from residential care to family settings, later child-labour rescues and school returns, household livelihood support, scholarships and care-leaver guidance. Programme targets and older cumulative service totals are excluded.
Evidence dated 2025-12-31. End of stated calendar-2025 annual reporting period, including October–December actions. Not September 2026 file-upload date.
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Who receives your money
- Organization roots
- Ghana
- Roots and operating base
- Founded as a Ghanaian NGO in 2002, with locally managed child-protection programmes and separately registered fundraising branches abroad.
- Reviewed legal entity
- OrphanAid Africa (OAfrica Ghana) · Ghana
- Named recipient
- OrphanAid Africa (OAfrica Ghana) · Ghana
- Giving route
- Direct official Ghanaian bank-transfer route
Select the Ghana section naming OrphanAid Africa. Other listed country branches are separate recipients. The annual report says Spain and UK branches closed at 31 December 2025; those routes are not recommended. General support is not child-specific tracking.
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Country evidence and reporting periods
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Ghana
Family reunification, school returns after child-labour rescues, family livelihood support, education scholarships and care-leaver guidance are reported as delivered.
Reporting period: Calendar 2025; October–December rescues distinguished from June reunifications · PDF physical pp7,9–10; identities and branch closure notices p12
Evidence stage: Reported services delivered
Organization-reported programme results. Cumulative 24-year figures and the target of 120 school returns are not counted as 2025 deliveries.
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Minimum public-source checks passed on 2026-10-05: named identity, official presence, recent reported activity and an authorized giving route with an identifiable recipient.
Minimum public-source checks only. Registration and programme results may be organization-authored. Live registry standing, bank ownership, payment settlement, use of an individual gift and field outcomes were not independently audited. No payment made. Evidence describes its stated reporting period, not guaranteed delivery today. Annual reports use a 365-day reporting-period window.
Official annual report physical p12 names OAfrica Ghana and NGO DSW/6075. Official Ghana transfer instructions name OrphanAid Africa and its Dodowa address; brand identifies its former name.
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