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| PROFILE OF MILLENNIUM CHILD SUPPORT GROUP | |||
| == June 2015 == | |||
| INTRODUCTION | |||
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| Millennium Child Support Group is a fully registered non-governmental organization dedicated to improving the lives of underprivileged children in the deprived communities to reach their full potential and also to empowering young women to achieve sustainable from the grassroots levels. | |||
| We provide girls with safe, clean and appropriate hygiene and sanitation facilities increase their likelihood to attend schools, and decrease their risk to sexual violence. | |||
| We empower women and young people with up-to-date knowledge and the freedom to make their own choices regarding their sexual health and behavior is integral to ensuring health and reducing poverty within the next generation. | |||
| DATE OF ESTABLISHMENT: 2006 | |||
| BRIEF BACKGROUND | |||
| In Ghana women and children are generally suffer more than men. 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 therefore will be determine by the quality her education. | |||
| 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 encouraging their participation because they are resource citizens capable of helping to build a better future for all. | |||
| Millennium Child Support Group started on 2002 as Community-based organization in Winneba. The focus was on Child development. The funds were directed towards school-age children out of school in the rural and poor household, subsiding food and clothing, encouraging pupil drop out of school 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 to in the rural communities and poor household to register with National Health Insurance Scheme to receive proper health care. | |||
| In early 2006, the organization shifted its priorities from mere child aid program in the small communities to a large group of poor communities to eliminate child poverty, young people participation and empowering girls to achieve national development. | |||
| The organization has developed strategic inputs to contribute nation-wide program on how to reduce poverty. Our work now is focus on long-term poverty alleviation on children and young people practically. Our focus to work with the rural community as a whole keep further sharpened and deepened. | |||
| CAUSES YOU CARE ABOUT | |||
| • Children, youth and women in development | |||
| • Child participation programs | |||
| • Education/ Vocational skills programs | |||
| • Advocacy/Research/Policy lobbying | |||
| • Human rights | |||
| • Health | |||
| • Civil Rights and Social Service | |||
| • Disaster and Humanitarian Relief | |||
| • Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics | |||
| • Environment | |||
| • Poverty Alleviation | |||
| • Democracy | |||
| LEVEL OF ACTION | |||
| • Grassroots Level | |||
| • National Level | |||
| ACTIVE ADVOCACY AT | |||
| • Government | |||
| • Media | |||
| • Events/Programs | |||
| ISSUES OF INTEREST | |||
| • Children out of school | |||
| • Child participation program | |||
| • Children with malnutrition/poor health care | |||
| • Children working in forced labor situation | |||
| • Child domestic workers | |||
| • Children in bondage or slavery | |||
| • Child trafficking and exploitation | |||
| • Children in prostitution | |||
| • Children carrying heavy loads at marked places, lorry stations | |||
| • Children working in hazardous agriculture sector (fishing farming) of communities | |||
| • Children working along the borders | |||
| • Teenage mothers without employable skills | |||
| • Poor women in the rural communities | |||
| • Young people under drug and alcohol | |||
| STAFF NUMBERS: | |||
| Number of full-time paid staff 4 | |||
| Number of paid-time staff 10 | |||
| Volunteers 25 | |||
| BOARD OF TRUSTEES | |||
| • His Lordship Justices Amissah-Koomson Board Chairman | |||
| • Mr. Godfrey Ato Parker Chief Executive Officer | |||
| • Mr. Emmanuel Ebo Derban Executive Secretary | |||
| • Mr. Frank Kunyah Project Director | |||
| • Mrs. Elizabeth Owusu- Nsiah Administrative Manager | |||
| • Mrs. Elizabeth Archer Treasurer | |||
| • Dr. Oheneba Acheampong Financial Controller | |||
| • Rev. Dr. Martin Adi-Dako Member | |||
| • Mr. Benjamin King Member | |||
| • Ms. Portia Adams Member | |||
| • Ms. Esther Nyarko Member | |||
| CONTACT ADDRESS | |||
| HEADQUARTERS | |||
| Millennium Child Support Group | |||
| P.O.Box 928, | |||
| Kwame Nkrumah University of | |||
| Science & Technology (KNUST), | |||
| Kumasi- Ashanti, | |||
| Ghana, West Africa | |||
| Tel: +233 322 020043 | |||
| Fax +233 322 020067 | |||
| Mobile +233 246 502504 | |||
| E-mail: millenniumchildghana@gmail.com | |||
| info@millenniumchildsupport.org | |||
| Website: www.millenniumchildsupport.org | |||
Revision as of 15:28, 11 June 2015
PROFILE OF MILLENNIUM CHILD SUPPORT GROUP INTRODUCTION Millennium Child Support Group is a fully registered non-governmental organization dedicated to improving the lives of underprivileged children in the deprived communities to reach their full potential and also to empowering young women to achieve sustainable from the grassroots levels.
We provide girls with safe, clean and appropriate hygiene and sanitation facilities increase their likelihood to attend schools, and decrease their risk to sexual violence.
We empower women and young people with up-to-date knowledge and the freedom to make their own choices regarding their sexual health and behavior is integral to ensuring health and reducing poverty within the next generation.
DATE OF ESTABLISHMENT: 2006
BRIEF BACKGROUND In Ghana women and children are generally suffer more than men. 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 therefore will be determine by the quality her education. 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 encouraging their participation because they are resource citizens capable of helping to build a better future for all. Millennium Child Support Group started on 2002 as Community-based organization in Winneba. The focus was on Child development. The funds were directed towards school-age children out of school in the rural and poor household, subsiding food and clothing, encouraging pupil drop out of school 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 to in the rural communities and poor household to register with National Health Insurance Scheme to receive proper health care. In early 2006, the organization shifted its priorities from mere child aid program in the small communities to a large group of poor communities to eliminate child poverty, young people participation and empowering girls to achieve national development. The organization has developed strategic inputs to contribute nation-wide program on how to reduce poverty. Our work now is focus on long-term poverty alleviation on children and young people practically. Our focus to work with the rural community as a whole keep further sharpened and deepened.
CAUSES YOU CARE ABOUT
• Children, youth and women in development
• Child participation programs
• Education/ Vocational skills programs
• Advocacy/Research/Policy lobbying
• Human rights
• Health
• Civil Rights and Social Service
• Disaster and Humanitarian Relief
• Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics
• Environment
• Poverty Alleviation
• Democracy
LEVEL OF ACTION • Grassroots Level • National Level
ACTIVE ADVOCACY AT • Government • Media • Events/Programs ISSUES OF INTEREST • Children out of school • Child participation program • Children with malnutrition/poor health care • Children working in forced labor situation • Child domestic workers • Children in bondage or slavery • Child trafficking and exploitation • Children in prostitution • Children carrying heavy loads at marked places, lorry stations • Children working in hazardous agriculture sector (fishing farming) of communities • Children working along the borders • Teenage mothers without employable skills • Poor women in the rural communities • Young people under drug and alcohol STAFF NUMBERS: Number of full-time paid staff 4 Number of paid-time staff 10 Volunteers 25
BOARD OF TRUSTEES • His Lordship Justices Amissah-Koomson Board Chairman • Mr. Godfrey Ato Parker Chief Executive Officer • Mr. Emmanuel Ebo Derban Executive Secretary • Mr. Frank Kunyah Project Director • Mrs. Elizabeth Owusu- Nsiah Administrative Manager • Mrs. Elizabeth Archer Treasurer • Dr. Oheneba Acheampong Financial Controller • Rev. Dr. Martin Adi-Dako Member • Mr. Benjamin King Member • Ms. Portia Adams Member • Ms. Esther Nyarko Member
CONTACT ADDRESS
HEADQUARTERS
Millennium Child Support Group P.O.Box 928, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science & Technology (KNUST), Kumasi- Ashanti, Ghana, West Africa Tel: +233 322 020043 Fax +233 322 020067 Mobile +233 246 502504 E-mail: millenniumchildghana@gmail.com
info@millenniumchildsupport.org
Website: www.millenniumchildsupport.org