Woezor! Welcome to Atorkor Development Foundation
UK REGISTERED CHARITY NO: 1120603
Welcome, or "Woezor" as we say in Atorkor, to our website. The Atorkor Development Foundation (ADF) is a non-profit development organisation based in Ghana and the UK. In addition it has representatives in USA and Germany. ADF was established in 2001 to help overcome poverty in Atorkor, a fishing village in the Volta Region of Southern Ghana.
Welcome, or "Woezor" as we say in Atorkor, to our website. The Atorkor Development Foundation (ADF) is a non-profit development organisation based in Ghana and the UK. In addition it has representatives in USA and Germany. ADF was established in 2001 to help overcome poverty in Atorkor, a fishing village in the Volta Region of Southern Ghana.
ADF's vision is to transform Atorkor from a poor and under-developed village into a self-sustaining community with basic amenities - jobs, a well-equipped Medical Centre, clean drinking water, well-equipped schools and vocational centre, electricity and affordable communication facilities for all.
We hope you find our site informative and useful - please take the time to register with the site and also for our newsletter. This way we can keep you up to date with developments and be sure to check out our "Get Involved" link to see how you can help the people of Atorkor. Akpe! (Thank you)
We hope you find our site informative and useful - please take the time to register with the site and also for our newsletter. This way we can keep you up to date with developments and be sure to check out our "Get Involved" link to see how you can help the people of Atorkor. Akpe! (Thank you)
ADF Project 2010
Project 2010 is to build a classroom block contaning 3 classrooms for the Atorkor School.
Work is well under way and now building is almost up to the roof.
Need for the Project: The Foundation has been stressing the need for the parents to educate their children. The response has been very positive and as a result the population of the school to nearly double. In 2005 there were 350 pupils and now in 2009 there are 652 attending the school.
