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Operation Clubhouse Ghana
0 DonorsClubhouse Ghana directly serves approximately 600–800 individuals annually through a combination of in-patient and out-patient services. The facility includes a 22-bed in-patient rehabilitation unit, which provides intensive, short- to mid-term care for individuals with severe mental health conditions. In addition, hundreds of community members regularly access the Clubhouse in an out-patient capacity each month for psychotherapy, group therapy, vocational training, skills workshops, and community integration activities—all designed around the globally recognized Clubhouse psychosocial rehabilitation model. Beyond the direct participants, the project is expected to indirectly benefit over 2,000 individuals each year, including family members, caregivers, employers, and local community members. These indirect outcomes include improved family stability, enhanced educational attainment (as recovered individuals return to school or training), improved household mental health, reduced stigma, and greater economic empowerment through employment and community reintegration. The long-term ripple effect of the program also extends to public awareness and advocacy, contributing to policy dialogue around mental health and human dignity in Ghana and across West Africa. |
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Sega Digital Library - Kenya
$0.00 Raised • 0 DonorsSega Digital Library is a community located in Sega Village - Siaya County , Kenya, that has been in construction since 2018. It will serve a population of about 12,000 people whose median age is 17 years. Male median age of 15.4 years and Female Median age of 18.5 years. The library will serve as a dynamic learning hub, providing access to books , technology and training resources. The ground floor will be a well-stocked library with a dedicated children’s section to foster a love of reading. Upstairs, a state of the art computer lab will offer desktops, e-books, kindles, chrome books and other digital tools to enhance education and leadership development. By integrating technology and literacy, the library aims to empower young learners and drive lasting community change. The upstairs floor will be used as a conference center for various training of leaders, students among other community activities.By utilizing digital platforms such as Skype, Zoom, Teams and Whats app, we will be able to offer remote training. This facility will bridge the knowledge gap, foster innovation and empower future leaders to drive positive change. Need: To purchase 8 shelves that are required for the books that will be in the library any extra will be used for purchase of more desks and chairs that are still needed to accommodate more users. The project is to attain self sustainability in approximately one year after opening in October of 2025. The community members will be charged minimum fees for use of the facility and the funds are to be used for operations overheads of the facility estimated at around $ 300.00 monthly. |
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Tunnels to Towers
$0.00 Raised • 0 DonorsThe Tunnel to Towers Foundation has developed a Veterans Village in Houston, Texas, providing housing and services to homeless veterans. This initiative, part of their broader Homeless Veterans Program, includes a renovated facility with permanent and transitional housing for veterans, as well as a comprehensive service center. The foundation also plans to expand the village with comfort homes for senior citizen veterans. Our club has applied for a District 5890 District Grant to support this project during the Rotary year 25-26.
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