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Elizabeth Bayong Foundation · Sisaala area, Ghana

Every Sisaala girl deserves a chance to shine.

We raise reading, BECE and WASSCE results across the four Sisaala districts, and help more girls stay in school and go further.

Students choosing storybooks from a classroom bookshelf and filling in reading logs
A female mentor reviewing study guides with two senior high school girls on a school veranda
Winning school quiz team and teacher holding their trophy, certificates and textbooks

Working alongside

  • Ghana Education Service
  • GNAT
  • SiDNet
  • Traditional authorities
  • Catholic education units

Our story

Rooted in the Sisaala area, built for its girls.

[Founder story from EBF] Who Elizabeth Bayong is, why she started the Foundation, and what she saw in Sisaala classrooms. Two or three sentences, in her voice.

Top-performing female student receiving an award certificate and textbooks on stage
Sisaala districts served
4
students reached in Year 1
~200
flagship programs
5

How change happens

From falling results to rising futures

The problem

Results have fallen far behind

89%

of 2024 BECE candidates in Sissala East scored aggregate 30 or above. Few books, few role models, and few reasons to stay in school.

What we do

Five programs in schools and communities

  • Quiz Competition
  • Debating Competition
  • Readers Clubs
  • Female Student Awards
  • Educational Trips

What changes

Measurable targets we report on

BECE pass rate in participating schools within three years
+25%
schools with active Readers Clubs within three years
15
girls awarded every year
10

What we do

Five programs, one goal

Program 03

Readers Clubs

Weekly reading sessions in at least 10 schools, with books, shelves and trained facilitators.

Primary school students reading storybooks in a circle during a weekly Readers Club session

Program 04

Female Student Awards

Bursaries, supplies and mentors for the top-performing and most improved girls.

Top-performing female student receiving an award certificate and textbooks on stage
A female mentor reviewing study guides with two senior high school girls on a school veranda
Program 04

Celebrating the top girls in every district

Early marriage pressure, farm work and few female role models hold Sisaala girls back. Our awards make their achievement visible, and back it with bursaries, supplies and mentors.

“[Quote from an award winner, shared with her family’s consent.]”
[Name, school and district to confirm]
About the awards

Accountability

Open about how we work

Partners and donors can see who we are, how we are registered, and where every gift goes.

Registration

Registering as a Community-Based Organisation

With the Non-Profit Organisation Secretariat (NPOS), Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection.

Status: in progress

Where your gift goes

Year 1 budget by program

Quiz Competition
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Debating Competition
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Readers Clubs
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Female Student Awards
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Educational Trips
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Administration and monitoring
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Reports

Plans and results, published

Read our concept note now. Impact reports will follow each academic year, measured against our five targets.

Get involved

Help a Sisaala student go further

  • Donate

    Fund bursaries, books, trips and competitions. Give by Mobile Money or card.

    Donate now
  • Volunteer

    Lead a reading club, mentor a student, or help at quiz and debate events.

    Volunteer
  • Partner

    Sponsor a program, a school or a bursary, and see the results each term.

    Partner with us

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