Passionate advocates continuing Madam Degbato-Senaye's legacy of inclusive education and community empowerment in Ghana.
September 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.
Dedicated leaders driving our mission forward with integrity, technical expertise, and compassion.
Leading the foundation with visionary dedication to inclusive education, building on her mother's remarkable legacy of service and advocacy for underserved learners.
Strategic leader championing program development and community partnerships to expand our reach across Ghana.
Expert financial oversight ensuring transparency, sustainability, and responsible stewardship of donor contributions.
Managing communications, media relations, and community outreach to amplify the foundation's impact.
Overseeing administrative operations, documentation, and organizational coordination to ensure smooth foundation activities.
Leading the foundation's technological initiatives, platform architecture, and digital transformation efforts.
Under the leadership of President Eugenia S. Senaye, the EED Foundation remains steadfast in its mission to honor Madam Ellen Euphemia Degbato-Senaye's legacy — providing wheelchairs, sponsoring surgeries, running the "One Child, One Bowl" meal program, and supporting children with chronic illnesses across Ghana.
Partner with us to transform lives through inclusive education and community support.