Ghana
Serving the Accra, Kpong, Tamale, Tolon, and Walewale regions since 2015.
Ghana
Serving the Accra, kpong, Tamale, Tolon, and Walewale regions since 2015.
Ghana
3,339 Families
Impacted Last Year
In Ghana, poverty is a harsh reality for many families, with over 61% living below the poverty line. Despite progress in reducing extreme poverty, some families still struggle to get by on less than $100 a year.
At Mentors International, we work tirelessly to support these communities through personalized mentoring, targeted micro-loans, and small business training. Our professional mentors work both in person and virtually with each client, helping them navigate the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic and identify the best path forward.
From transportation services to sewing, our mentees and small-loan recipients represent diverse industries. And thanks to the dedicated efforts of our local staff, many small business clients have been able to stabilize their financial situations during the worst of the pandemic. They are eager to continue making solid progress toward a brighter and much-improved future for themselves, their families, and their communities.
Continue reading below to learn more about the impact we are having in Ghana.
Ghana
3,339 Families
Impacted Last Year
In Ghana, poverty is a harsh reality for many families, with over 61% living below the poverty line. Despite progress in reducing extreme poverty, some families still struggle to get by on less than $100 a year.
At Mentors International, we work tirelessly to support these communities through personalized mentoring, targeted micro-loans, and small business training. Our professional mentors work both in person and virtually with each client, helping them navigate the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic and identify the best path forward.
From transportation services to sewing, our mentees and small-loan recipients represent diverse industries. And thanks to the dedicated efforts of our local staff, many small business clients have been able to stabilize their financial situations during the worst of the pandemic. They are eager to continue making solid progress toward a brighter and much-improved future for themselves, their families, and their communities.
Continue reading below to learn more about the impact we are having in Ghana.
Ghana
3,339 Families
Impacted Last Year
In Ghana, poverty is a harsh reality for many families, with over 61% living below the poverty line. Despite progress in reducing extreme poverty, some families still struggle to get by on less than $100 a year.
At Mentors International, we work tirelessly to support these communities through personalized mentoring, targeted micro-loans, and small business training. Our professional mentors work both in person and virtually with each client, helping them navigate the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic and identify the best path forward.
From transportation services to sewing, our mentees and small-loan recipients represent diverse industries. And thanks to the dedicated efforts of our local staff, many small business clients have been able to stabilize their financial situations during the worst of the pandemic. They are eager to continue making solid progress toward a brighter and much-improved future for themselves, their families, and their communities.
Continue reading below to learn more about the impact we are having in Ghana.
Local Leadership
Local Leadership
Executive Director
Enyonam K Mensah-Dotsey
Enyonam Mensah-Dotsey is an innovative person who uses creative ways in handling all challenges. A visionary who is passionate about poverty alleviation and reformation. He has worked as an accountant with a multinational organization, board member and investment advisor of a Microfinance institution, and project coordinator in a pension fund organization. Mensah-Dotsey brings experience in business and strategic planning, and entrepreneurship to Mentors Ghana’s clients. He held many leadership roles in various social groups. He holds an MBA in Finance.
Executive Director
Enyonam K Mensah-Dotsey
Enyonam Mensah-Dotsey is an innovative person who uses creative ways in handling all challenges. A visionary who is passionate about poverty alleviation and reformation. He has worked as an accountant with a multinational organization, board member and investment advisor of a Microfinance institution, and project coordinator in a pension fund organization. Mensah-Dotsey brings experience in business and strategic planning, and entrepreneurship to Mentors Ghana’s clients. He held many leadership roles in various social groups. He holds an MBA in Finance.
