HardtHaven Kpando, Ghana
HardtHaven is a registered 501c3 nonprofit organization in the United States (EIN# 26-1469965) as well as registered N.G.O in Ghana. The HardtHaven vision is nothing less than the transformation of AIDS orphans from hopeless, suffering victims into productive members of their community with an exciting vision for a greater Ghana. We believe that anyone anywhere can help to change these little lives, through the inexpensive care provided by this children’s home.
- The HardtHaven family
We offer more than just food, clothing, and shelter; we offer education, employment skills, and a loving home. Our ultimate aim is for the orphanage to be self-supporting as we begin implementing various alternative livelihood projects and receive renewable support from people around the globe.
Combined with the skills and participation of international volunteers, HardtHaven offers unique opportunities for both volunteers and orphans to make a lasting, life changing difference in each other’s lives.
2011 Education Campaign
Our HardtHaven children are dreaming about becoming pilots, teachers, hairdressers, bankers, and business owners, and they are counting on you to make sure they have the education they need to make those dreams come true.
Please help us reach our goal of $12,800 by August 2012 by pledging to raise funds for the Education Campaign.
HardtHaven Children’s Home
HardtHaven Children’s Home, our central project, is currently housing and caring for 19 children between the ages of 1 and 16. There are 7 girls and 12 boys, all AIDS orphans. An AIDS orphan is defined as a child who has lost one or both of their parents to AIDS. Six of our children are HIV positive. HardtHaven Children’s Home first opened its doors on May 28th 2007.
Meet the children of HardtHaven
Our Sponsorship Program is currently sponsoring 30 AIDS orphans who live out in the local communities. Each child receives different support depending on his/her needs. Children receive funds for schooling, food, and/or medical care. Many come and spend holidays or weekends at the Children’s Home.
Volunteering
HardtHaven provides the opportunity for volunteers from around the world to make a difference in Ghana. Opportunities are provided for volunteers to spend time tutoring and playing with the children in the Home, visiting sponsored children, providing palliative care for dying AIDS victims, teaching in local schools, working at the local hospital or clinic, and/or working in community education. Other volunteer opportunities are also available upon request.
- Edem Richard Adjordor – Co-Founder of HardtHaven
HardtHaven, Ghana