Life Saving Gifts Begin With a Promise
Life Saving Gifts Begin With a Promise
A Child's Promise International (CPI) is a 501 (c) 3 IRS Tax Exempt Nonprofit AVO (all-volunteer organization) whose primary mission is to keep a promise to youth in the West African community of Takoradi, Ghana, for building a school and providing quality education. The school will include a training and employment center with relationships to businesses in Ghana. The purpose is not only to educate youth for an improved way of living and self-reliance, but to provide learning tools and a professional network to gain employment after graduation and opportunities to enter higher learning institutions
The school's sustainable success is evaluated and measured in the achievements of its students.
Make a Promise to a student who needs your help...
Make a Promise to a student who needs your help...
Student sponsorships are a quick, easy, and tangible way to help youth increase odds of becoming productive adults within society and decrease odds of living in poverty by having an opportunity for quality education.
A $20.00 per month promise makes a huge difference in a student 's life.
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Latest News from our school in Ghana

Thanks to your continued support, students are grateful for new school facility and a quality education. School enrollment now over 150 students.
To provide opportunities for youth who want to become successful adults, a solid education is the foundation that every child deserves.
Construction of ground level rooms completed (Nursery, Kindergarten, Grades 1-9
Classrooms). Construction continuing for classrooms 10-12.
Our Beginning
Teaching Students in Private Home
Teaching Students in Private Home

Our Vision
Educate Students in Conducive Learning Environment
Educate Students in Conducive Learning Environment
Completed section of
school building in Phase I of construction.

Our Future
Construction of School Facility (Pre-K-Grade 12)
Construction of School Facility (Pre-K-Grade 12)
Students playing outside completed classrooms.