Building Foundations for Lifelong Learning

Ghanaian children learning through play at MEYFUND

ROTE LEARNING METHOD IN GHANA NEGLECTS CORE DEVELOPMENTAL SKILLS ESSENTIAL FOR LIFELONG SUCCESS. HIGH-QUALITY EARLY LEARNING CAN CHANGE THAT.

We are meeting this moment with joyful, play-based learning that grows the whole child.

The Current System in Ghana's Early Education

Children in a MEYFUND classroomA child drawing during a MEYFUND session

Only 45%

REACH THEIR POTENTIAL PRODUCTIVITY - SKILLS  DEFICIT 

World Bank

80%

LACK BASIC LITERACY AND NUMERACY SKILLS

UNESCO

A MEYFUND lesson in progressA MEYFUND learner writing

01

Rote learning dominates

Classrooms remain teacher-centred and focused on memorising letters and numbers. Teacher training rarely covers play-based methods.

02

Quality is out of reach

Private enrichment exists but is expensive and concentrated in high-income neighbourhoods, leaving most families with few options.

Our Reach

300+

Children served

2–8

Years old, the children we serve

6

ORGANIZATIONAL PARTNERSHIPS 

Together with families, facilitators and partners, we are helping children in Ghana build the foundations for a brighter future.

Watch a MEYFUND session to see what joyful early learning looks like.

Support Them

Awards & Recognition

Our work to transform early learning in Ghana has been recognised by:

One Young World logoHarvard Innovation Labs logo

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