As a woman of African descent, specifically Ghana, I have experienced first-hand, a plethora of roadblocks that curtail the realization of a young girls’ dream. There are social and cultural factors, gender stereotypes, the opportunity cost of education, unsafe educational infrastructure, i.e. lack of sanitary towels, early marriage, teenage and unintended pregnancy, among others that cause barriers to girl-child education. The right to education on the basis of non-discrimination and equality is a recognized right under human rights law and BREE LIFE aims at contributing to the enforcement of the law in deprived communities in Ghana, West Africa.
Bree Life is dedicated to providing educational access to children from underrepresented backgrounds with a focus on the girl child. Through program delivery and financial support, we bridge the gap between a girl’s aspiration and attainment.
We are compassionate and accountable and foster collaboration. We are honest, we have integrity, and we are transparent in the delivery of programs We encourage innovation to respond to eventualities in the wake of the global pandemic.
Your donation can make a huge difference in the lives of needy but brilliant girls. Ask how you can support one girl acquire education.
Join our Youth Development Program (community based and external sources).
Please help us put our girls in college. The future is bright but unless more girls are getting educated.
Your donations will help to provide school uniforms for young girls from deprived communities.
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Performance Incentives for STEM subjects: Merit-based grants linked to stellar performance in STEM subjects will be deposited into student accounts to be cashed upon completion of High School.
College Scholarships for extremely good students
Career Counseling: For acquiring college degrees and job placements.
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Girl's education is a vital way of transforming lives, not just for the girl herself but for her family and community too, and for the world at large.
Yet, according to UNICEF, 132 million girls are out of school globally, including 34.3 million of primary school age, 30 million of lower-secondary school age, and 67.4 million of upper-secondary school age.
In countries affected by conflict, girls are more than twice as likely to be out of school when compared to girls in peaceful areas. This is what BreeLife is all about—how can we support one girl at a time from primary school through High School? With your help, I believe we can
