Our impact
What we have done
Every figure on this page comes from Aware International’s own reporting — our 2024 Annual Report and the programme records behind it. Where we cannot yet evidence a number, we do not publish one.
600+
Culture Aloud attendees
500+
Peace Campaign reach
100+
Youth peace ambassadors
By programme
What each programme delivered
Documented activity from our own programme records and published reporting. We label an activity as an activity, the people it reached as reach, and only a documented result as an outcome.
Education · Coding for Kids
- ActivityDonated four computers, a television and stationery to Christ the King International School for its STEM programme.
- ActivityRan Climate-Smart School Garden sessions with pupils on climate change and youth involvement in agriculture.
Climate · Make It Green
- ActivityRan a schools outreach in July 2026 — classroom sessions on a changing climate, ending with pupils planting seedlings on their own school grounds. See the film and photographs.
- ActivityReleased the Make It Green climate anthem and launched Eco Aloud, a series translating climate concepts into everyday language.
- ActivityHeld cocoa farmer outreach sessions and engaged young growers at the Youth in Greenhouse Project, KNUST.
Culture · Sound and Color Africa
- ActivityTrained 15 contestants of the Face of OLAG pageant at Our Lady of Grace Senior High School, Mamponteng, in Ghanaian cultural history, ethics and values.
- ReachThe training was performed publicly at the Cultural Night Grand Performance on 21 June 2025, attended by traditional chiefs.
Culture · Aware Music
- ReachCulture Aloud ran three editions in Kumasi, drawing 600+ attendees and showcasing 10 emerging artists.
- OutcomeFemale in Music trained 12 young female musicians and all twelve secured internships.
Advocacy · Aware Voice
- ReachThe Peace Campaign in Kwadaso Constituency reached 500+ community members and 100+ youth peace ambassadors.
- ActivityField research for Urban Soil, Rural Struggles documented the barriers facing smallholder women farmers in Abuakwa DKC.
Money
Where the money went in 2024
Figures as published in our 2024 Annual Report.
Income — GH¢223,500
- Donations, corporate and individual — GH¢123,500
- Beyond Music Award — GH¢70,000
- Member contributions — GH¢30,000
Expenditure — GH¢170,000
- Programme costs — GH¢102,000 (60%)
- Administrative and operational — GH¢51,500 (30%)
- Marketing and fundraising — GH¢16,500 (10%)
Programme spend
- Culture Aloud — GH¢35,000
- Peace Campaign — GH¢27,000
- Coach & Training Programme — GH¢22,000
- Beyond Music Competition — GH¢18,000
- Staff stipends and volunteer allowances — GH¢40,000
Six cedis in every ten went directly to programmes. Our full 2024 Annual Report sets out the detail.
Help us report bigger numbers next year
Everything above was funded by members, individual donors and one award. More of it means more children reached.