This was another exciting day for Fill the Gap Africa as we had a contract agreement with OkaiKwei North Municipal Assembly for collaboration to support our project that seeks to address the skills and financial literacy knowledge Gap amongst women in the informal sector. The representation includes; the municipal chief [...]
Read MoreWe signed an Anchor deal with the International Youth Network for United Nations Security Council Resolution 22550 – Ghana Women’s Commissioners office earlier this year to financially support our women's skill development and Financial Literacy Education activities, on the 25th of August, 2024. Hon. Love Tagoe, the deputy women’s commissioner [...]
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Invest In Women; Accelerate The Progress (UN Theme For 2024) was used. Fill the Gap Africa in collaboration with Ablekuma West Municipal Assembly, Warien Rose Foundation and International Youth Network For U.N Security Council 2250 Resolution-Women’s Commissioner-Ghana.This important conference was held in the Ablekuma West Municipal Assembly Conference Hall this morning at exactly 9;0am. The invited guest present were; Mr….
QUANTUM Total Wellness Foundation now Fill the Gap Africa Team arrived at Jamestown, Accra on the 4th of August 2023 at 4pm. The venue was in front of the House of a Volunteer where a canopy was set up and chairs were arranged, they had prepared for our arrival Our mission was to meet only the Opinion Leaders of Jamestown…
The long awaiting day has finally come to pass. Quantum Total Wellness Foundation now Fill the Gap Africa team was in Jamestown today on the 22nd September, 2023 to train 20 out of 68 Single, Abandoned Unemployed Young Mothers In Jamestown, Accra on how to make some detergents. The beneficiaries were earlier on guided to choose various skills they will…
The cost of taxing sanitary pad leads to an increase in pricing every now and then in Ghana This has become a concerned to many Ghanaian Citizens especially some civil society groups like ours and law makers. school girls and unemployed ladies with disabilities we interacted with in Eastern Region during menstrual hygiene sensitization workshop testified that they sort to…
In June, 2011. The CEO of Fill the Gap Africa, Vida Akekodaga was on her way to attend to a community durbar when she met children of school going age fetching water for people in order to get food to eat. She took interest in taking a photo of these kids. Since from that time she was always thinking about…
Women Economic Empowerment, a key for Sustainable Development. Self-help group of Unemployed Single Mothers was lunched at Amin, Amin Accra, after given them entrepreneurship soft skills training. They can now trade, pay their children school fees,save every week, loan, and support each other in times of need.
Fill the Gap Africa (formally, Quantum Total Wellness Foundation) team was again in Jamestown on the 12th of August, 2023. We went to continue with the screening for our beneficiaries. Our focus is to give Training to 60 Single, Abandoned, and Unemployed Young Mothers between the ages of 18-25 years for financial independence. We had 28 of them that day…
Quantum Total Wellness Foundation collaborated with Action on Empowerment to donate five (5) sewing machines to School Dropouts , Single, Abandoned Young Mothers in Azizanya in the Ada East District of Ghana on the 22nd of July, 2023. The representation was; Gender Desk officer of Ghana Education service in the Ada East District , the Master Trainers, representative of the…
DEAL CLOSING DAY!!!It was very exciting to welcome the Ghana National Health Insurance management team from the Ablekuma West Municipal Assembly on the 1st of September, 2023 at 9:30am into our office. The purpose for the visit was to express their commitment, readiness and to acknowledge the receiver of our proposal requesting to partner with Quantum Total Wellness Foundation to…
Empowering vulnerable group, quality health care which forms part of the Sustainable Development Goals cannot be exempted. Supporting women who lack sustainable sources of income, we need to plug financial leakages in their daily expenses. Our earlier interactions with the beneficiaries who are Single, Abandoned, Unemployed Young Mothers in Jamestown, Ghana, was revealed that 80% of them and their families…