Empowering Social Innovators, driving long lasting change for children
The Social Innovator's Challenge
The iIMAGINEghana Challenge identifies social innovators from Ghana with the passion and potential to make a strong positive impact on the lives of children. Our goal is to create lasting change for children specifically in the sectors of education; child protection; health and nutrition; water, sanitation and hygiene; and youth participation.
Our Partners
Through the support of UNICEF Ghana and the EU, the iIMAGINEghana Challenge is empowering creative social innovators who are addressing pressing social issues! Together we are driving lasting social change for children!
Meet our Social Innovators
These 7 amazing social entreprenuers won the 2015 iIMAGINEghana Competition. Click on their photos below to read more about how their projects are changing our society!
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Cordie Aziz Environment 360 The project turns trash into cash helping communities stay healthy and creating an means of economic empowerment. ...
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Randolph Rodrigues & Wolanyo Amoah TTD Media Limited Their platform allows anyone to write and share their own stories as well as contribute to those being created by other members of the network....
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Linda Ansong STEMbees A well-equipped STEM studio where kids can learn, brainstorm and build innovative solutions for their communities. ...
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Ishmael Hammond Special Attention Project An mEducation solution which enables effective teaching of the English language using the phonetics of the local dialect (Twi ) for children with learning difficulties in Ghana...
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Bernice Dapaah Bright Generation Community Foundation BGCF serves women and youth in Ghana. Their mission is to assist the needy and disadvantaged, reduce poverty and instill a spirit of self-reliance. ...
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Ernest Gavor Moja App The app incentivizes individuals to contribute blood by providing free access to qualified medical practitioners through live chats, virtual clinics, daily health tips among others....
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Wilson & Zakiya Amooro Trash4Books ...
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