High School Graduates 2015/2016 Year:

Osei-Forkuo Christabel

Boatemaa Faustina

Aseidua Mary

Abowine Rosemary

Agulo Priscilla Atampoka

Ameyaa Akua Rhoda

Owusu Peprah Riet


UNIVERSITY IN 2016/2017 ACADEMIC YEAR:

ANITA BARNIE

DORCAS. A. ADOMA

DORCAS. A. ADOMA

PHILOMINA OSEI


NURSING AND MIDWIFERY IN 2016/2017:

MUMUNI ABIBA

EVA ADOMA

RHODA AFIAKWA

WILFRED. K. TWUM


COLLEGE OF EDUCATION IN 2016/2017:

NAOMI YAA BOATENG


SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL IN 2016/2017:

AYARND TALATA FEDDY

YEBOAH MENSAH VICTOR

ASAMPANA EMMANUEL

ANSU GYEABOUR BRIGHT

NKETIAH PAUL-MIKI

BOFFAH JOHN CLAUDE

KYEREMAAH EMMANUELLA

OSEI SARPONG ACHIAA ESTHER

TWUM SHIRLEY

ANIMAH YEBOAH REBECCA

POMAA DARLINGTON


UNIVERSITY 2017/2018 ACADEMIC YEAR:

PRISCILLA BARNIE

BELINDA OPOKU

TWUM KISSIWAA ANGELINA

ASIMA JASINTHA

ADANE SAMUEL


NURSING AND MIDWIFERY IN 2017/2018:

HOLLOWAY JULIET


SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL IN 2017/2018

DASIMANI EDWARD

DASIMANI PIUS

ADJEI KYERE FRANCISCA

DONKOR KENNEDY


Juliana Narkie Marbell

Juliana Narkie Marbell

Juliana received a full tuition and room and board support from HopE Ghana for her final year at the University of Ghana, Legon. She graduated in June 2015 and is now having a year of National Service volunteer work.

Wilhemina Adoma Pels

Wilhemina is currently a final year student of Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology pursing a course in mathematics. When she entered College in 2012, she realized that the demands of her program called for knowledge in Information Technology and Mathematics, Application Development, and PC Computing. The laptop from HopE Ghana has been a great resource for her as she fulfills her ambition to be a financial mathematician/statistician.

Wilhemina Adoma Pels

Past College Scholarship Beneficiaries

Current Scholarship Beneficiaries

A little over 5% of the population of Brong Ahafo  region in Ghana are able to go beyond secondary school.

1 in 1000 has attained post-graduate education.*

The Region has the lowest proportion of regional population (1.3%) in post-secondary education.

Only 5 of 27 districts in Brong Ahafo Region have 5% of households who own laptops and/or desktop computers. (*2010 census)

HopE Ghana is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization

Education in Ghana's Brong Ahafo Region