Since 2023, the EED Foundation has been transforming lives through surgical sponsorships, mobility support, chronic illness care, and advocacy for inclusive education.
September 2026 – Krowor South Enclave
In Ghana, the government provides free daily meals to students in public basic schools a vital step toward fighting hunger and supporting education. But there's a gap: many of these children have no bowls or plates of their own to eat those meals with.
That's where the EED Foundation steps in. With the One Child, One Bowl Project, we aim to put a proper bowl into the hands of every student in the Krowor South Enclave. Because a meal is only as good as the means to enjoy it. By providing a simple, dignified tool for eating, we help ensure that no child has to wait, share, or go without during lunchtime.
One meal. One bowl. One child at a time.
Measurable change driven by compassion and commitment.
Facilitated and fully sponsored a critical surgical procedure for a learner in Ledzokuku–Krowor diagnosed with a blocked tear gland, thereby restoring the learner's well-being and capacity to engage fully in education.
Provided essential mobility support to learners with special needs through the donation of wheelchairs, significantly enhancing their access to and participation in school.
Extended compassionate support to children living with chronic illnesses through the payment of hospital bills and the provision of ongoing care, alleviating financial burdens on families and safeguarding the children's educational continuity.
Continues to advocate for the attainment of Sustainable Development Goal 4, with particular emphasis on fostering inclusivity and equitable access to quality education for all learners.
Our growing footprint of impact across Ghana.
EED Foundation is dedicated to fostering inclusivity and equitable access to quality education for all learners. Through targeted interventions, advocacy, and community engagement, we work tirelessly to ensure no child is left behind—regardless of physical ability, health status, or socioeconomic background.
Your support enables us to sponsor more surgeries, donate more wheelchairs, provide chronic illness care, and advocate for inclusive education across Ghana.