Projects

Inkunim x PENTSOS Beekeeping Project – Sawla

Partnership with Pentecost Social Services (PENTSOS)

Location: Sawla, Savannah Region, Ghana
Partner: PENTSOS
Status: Ongoing

In partnership with PENTSOS, Inkunim Foundation supports women and youth in Sawla to adopt beekeeping as an alternative and climate-resilient livelihood. The project focuses on practical training, mentoring, and market linkages to stabilize income during periods of erratic rainfall and poor harvests.

Activities

Community engagement and group formation
Beekeeping training and demonstrations
Ongoing field support
Quality handling and basic processing guidance
Market linkage support

“The ultimate objective of the beekeeping and honey production project is to improve household income and serve as an alternative livelihood.”

— Elder Ing. Frank Adutwum
PENTSOS Operations Coordinator

54+

Youth Trained

60+

Hives Distributed

Educational and Career Empowerment

Overview

We support young people through mentorship, career guidance, and practical skills development that improve confidence and access to opportunities.

Activities

Mentorship sessions and career talks
Soft skills coaching
CV and interview support

Building a Culture of Reading and Continuous Learning

Overview

We promote consistent reading habits and lifelong learning through community-based reading clubs and learning spaces. We have adopted the schools at Adenkrebi, an old settlement on the outskirts of Accra.

Activities

Reading clubs and challenges
Mini-library corners
Community and parent engagement