We are Agents of Change
Bringing HOPE to our communities.
Your gift helps serve formerly exploited, trafficked, and vulnerable children in Ghana, West Africa.
The Need
RESCUE, RENEW, RESTORE
Twenty years ago, Touch A Life made a promise to children who had been exploited, trafficked and forgotten in Ghana, West Africa: freedom is possible. Today, that promise lives in more than 174 children who found a forever home at our Care Center in Kumasi — and in every graduate who has gone on to finish college, launch a business or give back to the next generation. Through our Life Academy vocational training and Agents of Change program, our graduates are creating change in their communities by providing clean drinking water, advancing reproductive health education and breaking the stigma surrounding mental health. Two decades of proof that the right intervention, sustained with love, changes everything.
Our Response
How We Make A Difference
Touch A Life is committed to providing holistic, customized child care for the children in our programs, complete with regular medical and mental health assessments, art healing programming, and educational and vocational empowerment.
The Care Center
The Touch A Life Care Center in Kumasi, Ghana, is home to over 100 children who have been rescued from forced labor and exploitation.
Education
We provide students with access to the best local educational opportunities, including boarding school and college.
Life Academy
Life Academy is a program at the Care Center that provides vocational training opportunities and life skills development for young adults.
Agents of Change
Bringing HOPE to our communities. Our agents are on the frontlines, responding with compassion and care to every need.
Our Impact
By The Numbers
Children Rescued
College Graduates
Current Students
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Jantsen's Gift
Jantsen’s Gift: A True Story of Grief, Rescue and Grace by Pam Cope
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Your gift helps serve formerly exploited, trafficked, and vulnerable children in Ghana.
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