Projects

Kofi Asiedu Boafo, National Director, The Rohde Foundation – Ghana, Headed to East Africa

Kofi Asiedu Boafo, National Director, The Rohde Foundation – Ghana will be traveling to Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya, and Rwanda during the months of March and April to meet with The Rohde Foundation’s Senior Leadership.  Patrick Patrique, National Director, The Rohde Foundation – Uganda, and Mathias Abuya, National Director, The Rohde...

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Scientists, Leaders in Research and Dignitaries from University Of Ghana, Legon and Ghana’s Noguchi Institute join Forces with NYIT/NYCOM and The Rohde Foundation in Oworobong, Ghana

Scientists, researchers, dignitaries and leaders from the University of Ghana, Legon and the Noguchi Institute at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology visited the Oworobong Clinic this week to discuss work on potable water research as well as further projects. The collaboration between leading Ghanaian Institutions, the New...

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New York Institute of Technology/New York College of Osteopathic Medicine Conduct Thousands of Surveys in Rural Ghana

Faculty and students from the New York College of Osteopathic Medicine (part of the New York Institute of Technology) are currently conducting over a thousand surveys throughout the rural villages surrounding Oworobong, Ghana. In an effort to better plan and care for the people of the region, surveys were developed...

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Primary School Scholarships

The Rohde Foundation continues to support the education of orphans in rural Africa through scholarships, construction, and maintenance of programs. For 10 years the Foundation has committed itself to provided accessible education opportunities to rural Africa’s youth, and we continue to place education at the top of the value...

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Pit Latrine Construction

The Rohde Foundation aims to make diarrheal diseases in rural Ghana a thing of the past. Through education and accessible safe sanitation devices, the Foundation looks to minimize health care needs due to preventable...

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