A family-style housing, education and support village in the Accra region of Ghana — built for young mothers aged 13–18 who deserve a safe place to raise their children and build an independent future.
Girls who become mothers between the ages of 13 and 18 face interrupted schooling, family rejection, unstable housing, and little access to the childcare that would let them return to education or work.
Ghana's own Care Reform Initiative is pushing providers away from large institutional care and toward small, family-based settings — exactly the model A New Way Village is built on.
Read about the need & our approach →Every resident receives the same core support, designed so each piece reinforces the next.
A private, lockable tiny home for every mother and child.
Daily literacy, numeracy & life-skills classes.
Vocational skills & apprenticeships with local businesses.
Supervised childcare while mothers attend classes.
Medical care, maternal health & counseling on site.
Phase 1 builds five private tiny homes and a shared commons building for schooling, job training, childcare and health support. Phase 2 adds five more homes — ten households, one community.
We're raising $290,000–$300,000 to house, educate, and launch ten young mothers and their children toward independence over three years.
