★ Est. 2014 · Accra, Ghana

Empowering Futures
through education.

Bridging the Gap to Literacy and Career Success.

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About us — in brief

We believe a child's postcode shouldn't decide their future.

For ten years, Godan Foundation has bridged the resource gap between Ghana's urban and rural classrooms. Through donated books, sponsored devices, after-school tutoring and our Reading Icon movement, we give every learner the same starting line.

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From the store

Every purchase funds a classroom.

The Enemy Within book cover
The Enemy Within
D.T. Kudji
The Lonely Child book cover
The Lonely Child
D.T. Kudji
The Orphanage Tragedy book cover
The Orphanage Tragedy
D.T. Kudji
The Glowing Hope book cover
The Glowing Hope
D.T. Kudji
The Dilemma of Dipo Girls book cover
The Dilemma of Dipo Girls
D.T. Kudji
Reading Tricks book cover
Reading Tricks
D.T. Kudji
Our projects

Five projects. One mission.

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Ongoing

Ghana Reading Icon

A nationwide literacy movement and school reading competition.

280 schools · 16 regions
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Read for Career

Bridging young readers to vocational and career pathways.

64 schools · 4 trades
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Ongoing

One Child One Device

Refurbished tablets, pre-loaded curriculum, for rural learners.

2,400 devices placed
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Digital Learning Centre

Community computer labs for offline & online digital skills.

6 centres · 3 regions
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New

Livelihood Support Programme

Small-grants and skills training for parents and guardians.

180 households enrolled
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Learning Centre

Where great courses live.

Self-paced courses across literacy, finance, vocational skills and digital fluency — built by Ghanaian educators, taught in plain language.

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Mobile Financial Literacy

12 lessons · 4h 30mGH₵ 0
In their words

Voices from the field.

Before Godan came to our school, we shared one reading book between six children. Now my daughter has a library card.

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Esi Mensah
Parent · Cape Coast

The Reading Icon programme changed how my pupils see themselves — from learners to leaders. The transformation is visible.

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Mr. Owusu
Headteacher · Kumasi

Godan trusted us with a tablet programme in a community that everyone else had written off. Look at us now.

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Yaw Boateng
GES District Officer · Volta

I tutored for Godan during my gap year. It's the only reason I'm pursuing teacher training today.

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Adwoa Asante
Volunteer Tutor · 2024

Before Godan came to our school, we shared one reading book between six children. Now my daughter has a library card.

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Esi Mensah
Parent · Cape Coast

The Reading Icon programme changed how my pupils see themselves — from learners to leaders. The transformation is visible.

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Mr. Owusu
Headteacher · Kumasi

Godan trusted us with a tablet programme in a community that everyone else had written off. Look at us now.

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Yaw Boateng
GES District Officer · Volta

I tutored for Godan during my gap year. It's the only reason I'm pursuing teacher training today.

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Adwoa Asante
Volunteer Tutor · 2024
Trusted by partners across Ghana and beyond
Livelihood support

Building stronger households, alongside stronger schools.

Financial support, skills training and counselling that help families in our school communities grow and thrive.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

About 78% goes directly to programme delivery — books, devices, tutor stipends, classroom equipment. 14% covers operations (staff, office, transport) and 8% is reinvested in growth and partnerships. We publish a full breakdown in our annual report each January.
Yes — we host a small remote volunteer cohort each year, mostly in curriculum review, content editing and graphic design. For in-person tutoring, you'll need to be based in or able to travel to one of our active regions.
We work with 47 schools across Greater Accra, Ashanti, Volta, Western, Eastern, Central and Northern regions. About 60% are public basic schools; the rest are community-run or NGO-partnered.
Yes — we accept reading-level appropriate books for ages 5–16. Drop-off points in Accra, Kumasi and Tamale. Email books@godanfoundation.org for the current wishlist and shipping details.
Godan Foundation is registered with the Department of Social Welfare under the NGO Act, registration #DSW/3402/14. Audited annually by KPMG Ghana.