Our Work

International Citizen Service is a global volunteering scheme which aims to give young people aged 18-25 an opportunity to make a difference to some of the world's poorest people through real development work. 

International Service aims to protect and promote the rights of the most marginalised people in developing countries, such as women, disabled people, children and young people, and people living with HIV/AIDS.  By working through long-term partnerships with local community organisations and governmental departments, International Service helps support people to understand their rights, and put them into action, so they are empowered to change their lives for the better.

Part of the Ministry of Education of Ghana, NFED is responsible for coordinating literacy activities in the country. They also run income generation classes including soap making, shea butter making, and minute taking.

We have projects in both the communities of Savelugu and Tolon, aiming to build the capacity of NFED, equipping them with the necessary skills in finance, ICT, and marketing so that they can operate on their own.