Stories From Ghana
View All Stories »Journeying to the Frontiers of Justice
Teachers from Catholic high schools use the summer break to explore education and social justice in West Africa. »»
Out of Burning Hunger, A Passionate Voice for Africa
An orphan from Ghana, Thomas Awiapo knows hunger, but he also knows compassion. Every year he tells his story to Americans to teach—and to say thanks. »»
Understanding West Africa's Rising Food Prices
The complex and varied reasons for the rise in food prices in West Africa may surprise you. »»
Window to A Life
A home visit opens a window on the life of one HIV-positive Ghanaian woman – and the volunteer who is dedicated to caring for her. »»
Proud, Pretty and HIV-Positive
HIV care in Ghana comes in many forms: medication, a kind word, a visit at home. »»
2007 Year in Photos
Our year-end roundup salutes the work of our dedicated staff and beneficiaries, whose resiliency rises above the most challenging circumstances. »»
The Betty Crocker of Buli Village
Child malnutrition is a serious problem in northern Ghana. One mother is sharing recipes and cooking techniques that could save children's lives. »»
Life on the Rocks
In northern Ghana, one woman chose to buck tradition and build her home in an unusual place. When the floods came, she was glad she did. »»
Dreaming of Home After the Floods in Ghana
As floodwaters recede across Africa, a new problem surfaces: home reconstruction. CRS is wading in to help. »»
Weaving Lessons in Ghana
Education can take place wherever people hungry for knowledge and skills gather. Such is the case with basket weavers in Bolgatanga, Ghana. »»
Floods Affect Thousands in West Africa
More than 550,000 West Africans have been affected by flooding — CRS responds with emergency relief. »»
Swim for Africa
He did it! Swimming at 60 strokes per minute, Steve Wargo crossed the Strait of Gibraltar on September 17 to raise money for CRS' programs in Africa. »»
CRS President Reflects On the Impact of Malaria
As we observe Africa Malaria Day, we are called to reflect on the horrific devastation these mosquitoes can have on development when they transmit malaria to humans. »»
Jubilation Marks 50 Years of Independence in Ghana
As CRS hands over control of its food aid programming, Ghana celebrates its 50th year of independence »»
Reflections On A Lifetime of Service
Over her career with CRS, Hannah Evans Lutterodt has seen many changes both within the agency, and within the country. »»
How Sweet It Is
For many in Comfort Kumeah's small, close-knit community of Mim, Ghana, cocoa farming has been handed down through the generations. »»
Ghana Celebrates 50th Year of Independence
Catholic Relief Services is handing over the reins of its food aid program to the government of Ghana with confidence. »»
A Couple Making A Difference
In a rural community in Ghana, customers come to a small family-run shop for herbal remedies and counseling to people living with HIV. »»
One of Millions
Hungry and orphaned, a young boy was lured into school by a hot lunch and dedicated teachers. »»
Center for Conflict Transformation & Peace Studies
Since 2000, CRS has worked with the Diocese of Damongo to implement peace programs in Northern Ghana. »»
The Partnership Poverty Reduction Project
The Partner Poverty Reduction Project seeks to improve the living conditions of poor households in the Diocese of Navrongo-Bolgatanga. »»
