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New school for Kpachelo
Toronto, September 2, 2015 – Thanks to the generosity of Canadian Feed The Children’s (CFTC) key funding partner IPSOS, groundbreaking has begun at the site for a new school in northern Ghana after...
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World Food Day 2015
Drought Again Threatens East Africa It’s been 30 years since the 1984-85 Ethiopian famine that shocked the world and killed an estimated one million people and less than five since the 2011-2012 Horn...
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Fish farm catching attention
Toronto, October 20, 2015 – Canadian Feed The Children’s (CFTC) Resilient and Sustainable Livelihoods Transformation (RESULT) project’s fish farming initiative is catching attention in the Upper East...
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Fair trade pays off
Canadian Feed The Children’s (CFTC) partner TradeAID Integrated was the driving force behind the 2014 declaration of Bolgatanga – a town in the Upper East Region of Ghana – as the second Fair Trade...
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Sheraton Parkway Hotel helps children thrive
Toronto, January 21, 2016 – The 2015 holiday season found the team at Sheraton Parkway Toronto North Hotel & Suites banding together again for their sixth year to raise critical funds – more than...
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Helping women farm better
Keeping children safe, providing for their needs, and giving them the opportunities they deserve to flourish are the hopes of parents all over the world. Mwinpog Dan-yi and her youngest child. She has...
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New school brings new hope
NEW SCHOOL GRAND OPENING IN KPACHELO, NORTHERN GHANA Lucas Martin (Ipsos Foundation) and Gail Black (CFTC) cut the ribbon with the Chief of Kpachelo, officially opening Kpachelo school on May 10th...
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You made CHANGE happen!
“It was a watershed moment,” began CFTC’s President & CEO Debra Kerby, speaking at a May End-of-Project Learning Forum held in Tamale, Ghana and referring to the 2013 start of the Climate Change in...
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Growing food (and love)
When the rains leave northern Ghana, so too do the men. Smallholder farm families who depend on rain-fed crops often send the men south in the dry season to find work – leaving children and wives – so...
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Women reel in success
When aquaculture was introduced through Canadian Feed The Children’s (CFTC) food security project RESULT, women enthusiastically joined knowing they could cultivate high-protein food and earn money at...
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