The EED Foundation continues the legacy of Madam Ellen Euphemia Degbato-Senaye. We promote SDG4 through mobility support, medical aid, school meals, and inclusive programs across Ghana.
Established in late 2023 as a lasting tribute to Madam Degbato-Senaye's remarkable dedication to education and underserved learners. We identify and resolve persistent challenges in school environments, aligning with Sustainable Development Goal 4.
Providing essential mobility support through wheelchair donations, enabling learners with special needs to access and participate fully in school.
Sponsoring critical surgeries and covering hospital bills for children with chronic illnesses, removing financial barriers to education.
Our subsidiary equips educators with values and skills to nurture the Ghanaian child holistically and create lifelong learners.
Teacher, leader, humanitarian. 1971–2007: a lifetime of educational excellence.
Taught at Keta Secondary School, rose to Assistant Headmistress at Sogakope Secondary School.
Acting District Director of Education, organised formal education for Togolese refugees during the crisis.
Girls' Education Coordinator, Basic Education Coordinator, Deputy Director at GES HQ, and Chief Examiner.
"She organised formal education for Togolese refugees with delegated authority from the Director‑General. That unyielding dedication is our blueprint for inclusion today."
— EED Foundation Board of Trustees
October 2026 – Krowor South Enclave
Ghana’s public basic schools offer free daily meals to combat hunger and keep children in school, yet a lack of personal plates or bowls prevents many students from eating properly.
To bridge this gap, the EED Foundation launched the One Child, One Bowl Project, aiming to provide every student in the Krowor South Enclave with their own bowl. By supplying a simple, hygienic way to eat, the initiative ensures children enjoy their lunch with dignity without delay, sharing, or going hungry.
One meal. One bowl. One child at a time.
Real change, real lives.
Facilitated and fully sponsored a critical surgical procedure for a learner with blocked tear gland, restoring well‑being and educational engagement.
Donated wheelchairs to learners with special needs, significantly enhancing access and participation in school.
Paid hospital bills and provided ongoing care for children living with chronic illnesses, safeguarding their educational continuity.
A glimpse into our programs, events, and the communities we serve across Ghana.
News and impact stories from our work across Ghana.
March 15, 2026
Join us in October 2026 at Krowor South Enclave to provide bowls for children.
Read MoreFebruary 20, 2026
We provided mobility support to 4 learners, enabling regular school attendance and participation.
Read MoreJanuary 28, 2026
A life-changing surgery for a learner with blocked tear gland, fully sponsored by donors.
Read MorePassionate advocates for inclusive education.
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Your donation powers wheelchairs, surgeries, school meals (One Child, One Bowl), teacher training, and chronic illness care.
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