Education is not just about sharing knowledge but impacting lives
KCRF is an NGO supporting children with intellectual disabilities and vulnerable youth in Northern Ghana.
KCRF is always open to share evidence of service providers to our donors and support
Trust is the foundation of every meaningful partnership. By being transparent in how funds are allocated, how programs are executed, and how lives are transformed, we strengthen the confidence our partners have in our mission. We believe that open communication, honest reporting, and consistent documentation are essential—not only for credibility but also for building long-term relationships rooted in mutual respect and shared values.
At KCRF, we want our donors and supporters to feel informed, assured, and connected to the work they make possible. Your trust empowers us to continue serving vulnerable individuals with dignity, compassion, and measurable impact. Together, through openness and shared purpose, we can achieve sustainable change and bring hope to those who need it most
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Who Do We Serve
KCRF services children, teens ages 4 to 13 and youth 14 to 24 years. Our programs and resources are designed for children and youth/girls who are on the autism spectrum under intellectual disabilities and or often co-occurring combinations of developmental and mental health challenges, substance and drug abuse. We also provide resources to educators, parents and seek collaboration with other CSO’s and government agencies.
Every Child's Safety: Is Our Collective Responsibility
Ghanaian communities are inspired by KCRF to create a future full of opportunity and optimism.
KCRF Inspires And Empowers
Ghanaians to own and lead critical development projects that benefits people of all ages in their communities.
Our programs and resources are designed for children and youth/girls who are on the autism spectrum under intellectual disabilities and or often co-occurring combinations of developmental and mental health challenges, substance and drug abuse. We also provide resources to educators, parents and seek collaboration with other CSO’s and government agencies.
Focus Areas:
- Education: We believe in improving the literacy level of our children to improve on their academic a performance, improving their confidence level in preparation for future leadership role especially the girls “If they can't learn the way we teach, we teach them the way they understand"