Partner With Ramah
Ramah's work with vulnerable children, widows, and communities depends on institutions that bring expertise, networks, and voice. Partnering with us means working directly with the local team who will deliver the programmes, with less overhead than traditional international NGO channels.
“So let's not get tired of doing what is good. At just the right time we will reap a harvest of blessing if we don't give up.” Galatians 6:9 (NLT)
Partnership Opportunities
We welcome partnerships with organisations that share our vision. Ramah launches its first field pilot in December 2026, so early partners help shape how the programme is built rather than inheriting it finished.
Corporate Partners
CSR partnerships, employee volunteer programmes, and sponsored training cohorts.
NGO and Institutional
Joint programme delivery, coalition advocacy, and collaborative grant applications.
Church and Faith Groups
Prayer partnerships and congregation-based fundraising.
Academic Institutions
Research collaborations, outcome evaluations, and curriculum development.
Advocate for Nabdam
Service alone does not fix systems. Nabdam's health coverage, adult literacy, and infrastructure indicators are among the weakest in Ghana, and they are policy outcomes rather than acts of nature. Every figure we publish is sourced on our Why Nabdam page. You can help us challenge them.
Share the Data
Use our sourced district statistics to raise awareness in your networks. The facts about Nabdam speak for themselves when people actually see them.
Amplify Our Voice
Follow and share our advocacy. Help us make Nabdam visible to policymakers, journalists, and development organisations.
Connect Us
Introduce us to grant-makers, government contacts, or institutional partners. One introduction can unlock resources we cannot reach alone.
Looking to give your time instead?
Ramah runs local volunteer roles in Nabdam District and Upper East Region, and skills-based remote roles you can do from anywhere. All roles are unpaid volunteer service and include structured training.
See volunteer rolesHelp fund the pilot
Founding-donor gifts will fund a graduation pathway, Survive, Protect, Earn, that moves a widow toward a functioning business, and supports her children to stay in school and choose their own future. Low overhead. The first field pilot runs 18 to 20 December 2026, and the first savings group follows in February 2027.
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