About Us
Learn more about our mission, vision, and the values that drive us to transform lives through love and generosity.
Our Story
Golden Height Foundation (GHF) was born out of a lifelong passion for helping others...
Dr (Mrs) Mavis Opoku Boadu
Founder/Executive Director
About our Organization
Our Mission
"Transforming rural communities by equipping pupils with access to modern computer labs and libraries, as well as empowering women with vocational skills and resources to create sustainable livelihoods."
Our Vision
"A future where every rural child learns in a well-equipped school and every woman is empowered to build sustainable livelihoods and transform their communities."
Core Values of Golden Height Foundation
Our principles guide everything we do, ensuring that our work brings lasting transformation to children, women, and communities.
Equity
We believe every child and woman deserves equal access to opportunities, regardless of geography or background.
Innovation
We apply creative, sustainable solutions — from solar-powered computer labs to digital tools for women — to bridge gaps in education and livelihoods.
Integrity
We operate with transparency, accountability, and trust in managing resources, partnerships, and community relationships.
Empowerment
We enable pupils to succeed academically and women to achieve economic independence, fostering confidence and resilience.
Collaboration
We work hand-in-hand with schools, communities, government agencies, corporate sponsors, and international donor agencies to amplify impact.
Sustainability
We design projects that endure, reinvesting solar energy savings and cooperative income into continuous growth for schools and women.
Excellence
We are committed to delivering high-quality programs, ensuring measurable outcomes that inspire learning, leadership, and long-term transformation.
What We Do
1. Educational Support for Pupils
Golden Height addresses the resource gap in rural schools by equipping classrooms with solar-powered computer labs, libraries, and digital content. We provide backpacks, stationery, and teaching aids to ensure pupils are well-prepared, while also upgrading classrooms and reading corners into safe, engaging learning spaces. To enhance delivery, we train teachers in digital and computer skills, nurturing creativity and problem-solving among pupils.
2. Partnerships with Schools, Communities & Donors
We collaborate with the Ghana Education Service, PTAs, and local leaders to identify schools most in need. Our partnerships extend to international donor agencies, NGOs, corporate sponsors, and universities, ensuring interventions are well-resourced and sustainable. Together, we align local initiatives with global development goals, creating long-lasting impact.
3. Women’s Vocational Training & Empowerment
We empower rural women with practical vocational skills in soap-making, catering, tailoring, and beadwork, while also providing training in financial literacy, bookkeeping, and digital marketing. By supporting women-led cooperatives and enterprises, we help reduce poverty, strengthen family stability, and foster leadership in communities.
4. Sustainable & Scalable Impact
Our model begins with three annual school donations, allowing for measurable impact, and gradually scales toward monthly outreach programs. By leveraging solar energy and community ownership, we reinvest in libraries, computer labs, and women’s cooperatives, creating a cycle of empowerment where children access quality education, women achieve sustainable incomes, and entire communities thrive.
Golden Height Foundation & the SDGs
Golden Height Foundation contributes to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), focusing on four priorities supported by strong partnerships.
• SDG 1 – No Poverty
We reduce the financial burden on families by supporting children’s education and equipping women with income-generating skills, helping break the cycle of poverty.
• SDG 4 – Quality Education
We bridge the rural-urban education gap by providing libraries, computer labs, learning materials, and upgraded classrooms — giving every child the opportunity to learn and thrive.
• SDG 5 – Gender Equality
Through vocational training, financial literacy, and entrepreneurship support, we empower women to achieve independence, build livelihoods, and lead change in their communities.
• SDG 8 – Decent Work & Economic Growth
We create pathways for women and youth to access dignified work, entrepreneurship, and economic resilience, driving inclusive growth in rural communities.
Our Enabler – SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals
We collaborate with local communities, international donors, NGOs, corporates, and universities. These partnerships bring resources, expertise, and sustainability, amplifying our impact across all goals.
Transforming lives
through love and generosity.
Projects by Region
We are currently operating in five regions across Ghana, focusing on impactful projects that identify and unlock potentials. Our dedicated teams work closely with local communities to identify needs and implement sustainable solutions.
Greater Accra Region
Ashanti Region
Western Region
Eastern Region
Central Region