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The Touch A Life Care Center in Kumasi, Ghana, is home to children who have been rescued from forced labor and exploitation.

THE CARE CENTER STORY

In 2012, Touch A Life completed the first phase of our long-term rehabilitative care center for trafficked children. This facility is the only one of its kind in West Africa and, thanks to our generous supporters, has provided a safe haven for over 140 children. It truly is a dream come true for them to have a home of their own.

Each structure on our Care Center campus stands in honor of a life. The Touch A Life Legacy Partners have helped fund individual structures named for a child or close friend who has passed. Each life is remembered with joy, and each building creates a safe haven for survivors of child exploitation to begin their lives again.

THE CARE CENTER FACILITIES

Connor Creative Art Center

Seth’s Social Center

Opportunity Court

Gage Field

Chase’s Place

Taylor’s House

Casa Dei Fiori

Emmanuel’s House

Mike Pike Place

Zachary’s House

Jill Van Dorn Project

Self-Sustaining Projects

Map designed by Touch A Life student Prince Duah

Our Impact

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Welcoming TEN New Children!

We’ve welcomed 10 incredible new children to the Touch A Life Care Center—now home to over 120 bright, resilient kids! As we make space for them to heal and dream, we’re raising funds for 10 new beds and bedding. Want to be a part of welcoming these survivors? Donate...

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Agents of Change in Bakpa, Ghana

On March 19, our Agents of Change empowered over 200 girls with vital training on menstrual hygiene and reproductive health. The girls were educated on how to use menstrual cups and received essential sanitary products — a step that not only eases the financial burden...

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Launching Agents of Change

Launching Agents of Change What happens when the Touch A Life children grow up? Our mantra at Touch A Life has always been to raise a generation of leaders who will rise up and be the voice for the voiceless, working to eradicate modern-day slavery in their own...

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