My Volunteer Experience; Jacob Osei Koomson writes
Before I became a volunteer, there was a perception I had any time I saw kids begging on the streets. However, this perception changed a few weeks after I was…
My Volunteer Experience; Samuel Nuamah-Amoabeng writes
Walking on the streets of Accra being chased around by these street kids who are seeking money to buy food may sound or look irritating to you because you feel…
My Volunteer Experience; Keziah Benyi writes
It all began as a vision Sophia Apenkro shared with a few of us while we were on campus. After deliberations, loads of underground works, and of course prayers, TSF…
My Volunteer Experience; Maud Fugar writes
"Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a kind word, a listening ear, an honest compliment, or the smallest act of caring, all of which have…
The woes of a street child
Street Children are faced with lots of problems today. The situation faced by street children is a result of a wide range of factors, which can sometimes produce extremely complicated…
TSF wins NGO of the year at the just-ended Golden Ace and Leadership Awards
The Shrewd Foundation (TSF) exists as a non-profit, non-governmental organization established in 2017 with a focus on ending child streetism in Ghana. The values of social justice, equity, and access…
Ketewa Biara Nsua’22
Ever heard the saying “No amount of contribution is too small”, that’s the literal translation of “Ketewa Biara Nsua” (Twi). In a society where the average person struggles to afford…
Noko Fio’22
Noko Fio is a mini outreach program under The Shrewd Foundation’s (TSF) portfolio of street-focused programs. The program is aimed at addressing the basic physiological needs of street children and occurs…
The little things we do have a big impact
The little things we do go a long way and leave behind an indelible mark…. I didn’t really understand how a basic need such as water and food could mean…
Volunteering on a whim- Duncan Alidza shares his Volunteering Journey
Have you ever wanted to volunteer, and give back to your community in one way or the other? Was it an academic requirement or a religious obligation? Whatever the reason…
