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LAKE VOLTA, GHANA

We don't stop at rescue. We stay until they can stand on their own.

Educational, vocational training, and care for children freed from forced labor in Ghana from the day they arrive to the day they're independent. 

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70+

Graduated since 2018

102

In our care today

78

Enrolled in school

24

In apprenticeships

Why we're different

Most programs end after 2 years. Ours doesn't.

When we tracked what happened to children after rescue, we found that support usually stopped long before independence did — leaving them exposed all over again. So we built a different model. Children stay in our care from the moment they arrive until they can support themselves. For some that's three years. For others it's a decade.

Where they are now

Sampson earned his commercial electrician's license.

He finished his training, passed his first exam, and is now someone our field team relies on to help the students coming up behind him.

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Our Campus in Sogakoe

Built with Project Redwood — and partly by the students themselves. Housing for more than 50 young people, a communal kitchen with potable water, outdoor green space, and two classrooms. It means we can take a child in the week they're freed, rather than the month.

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BTCTE would like to thank the generous support of:

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Mitzi & Warren Eisenberg Family Foundation Inc.

U.S.

Evan Robbins

38 Marion Road

Verona, New Jersey 07044

 

Mobile: (732) 221-8745

Email: erobbins@btcte.org

Ghana

Dickson Korleh

Digital Address: VU-0050-470

Location: Sogakope, Ernesco Junction

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Tel: +233558234142

Email: dkorleh@btcte.org

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