A lifetime of service to Ghana's education system (1971–2022) | Honoured through the EED Foundation (2023–2026)
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.
The remarkable journey of Madam Ellen Euphemia Degbato-Senaye
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.
The EED Foundation was established in her honour, continuing her legacy of inclusive education and compassion.
"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
Support the EED Foundation's mission to continue Madam Degbato-Senaye's lifelong commitment to education and inclusion.