Menaye charity organisation supports underprivileged ghanaian children in the areas of education, health care and girl child
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History of Menaye Charity organisation
The Menaye Charity Organisation was founded by Menaye Donkor after she won the title of Miss Universe Ghana 2004. It had always been her dream to give back to society and make her community a better place for the less fortunate.
That same year, she adopted the Menaye School of Hope (formerly known as Menaye International School), focusing on education as a major solution to poverty eradication. Since then, education has remained at the heart of MCO’s mission.
our mission
We are committed to improving the welfare of underprivileged children by providing access to free, quality education, healthcare, and girl child empowerment programs in deprived communities—to break the cycle of poverty.
- Education
- Health Care
- Girl Child Development
our values
Empowerment
Empowerment of Girls & Women
Education for Transformation
Commitment to education as a tool for transformation
Integrity
Integrity, transparency, and accountability
Community-driven Growth
Community-driven development
Compassion
Compassion and care for the underprivileged
EDUCATION
girl-child development
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Menaye Donkor Muntari donated 2,000 pieces of “Sincerely by Menaye” sanitary pads to head porters (kayayei) in partnership with the Ministry of Gender, Children, and Social Protection.
MCO has also contributed to the “End Period Poverty” campaign by providing 1,000 free sanitary pads and promoting menstrual hygiene in underprivileged communities.
- Distributed 1,000+ sanitary pads.
- Donated 2,000 packs during COVID-19.
The Menaye School of Hope
Founded on 7th September 2000 in Agona Asafo (Central Region of Ghana), the Menaye School of Hope was adopted by Menaye Donkor in 2004 after her Miss Universe Ghana win. The original school lacked basic necessities, and Menaye stepped in to build a safe, supportive learning environment.
What began with 78 pupils in a single block has grown into a thriving school of nearly 400 children and three blocks since Menaye took over in 2004. Today, students not only excel in their BECE examinations but also benefit from modern, well-equipped learning facilities.
EDUCATION
Menaye Charity Organisation funds
- Maintenance of school buildings and facilities
- Teachers’ salaries and allowances
- Student uniforms, books, and stationery
- New structures including an ICT Lab, ultra-modern library, and washrooms
Together, We Can Break the Cycle of Poverty
health care
MCO has raised funds and awareness to support children affected by HIV/AIDS in orphanages across Ghana. Our work has included support for a home in the Eastern Region that shelters around 600 children affected by AIDS.
- Supported 600+ orphans in Eastern Region.
Donation & support
MCO has received generous donations from supporters worldwide, positively impacting the lives of many children.
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