Welcome to Kaapuori Children’s Resource Foundation
Munira Mahama is the founder and director for Kaapuori Children's Resource Foundation (KCRF), a non-governmental organization established in 2015, dedicated to providing person centered support and resources for children with intellectual disabilities in classroom settings.
Our mission is to create safe, inclusive environments that empower vulnerable youth and girls in schools and communities, enhancing their literacy, academic performance, confidence, and leadership skills through intercontinental pen pal program.
We provide support for school age from ages 4 -14 years and Youth from 15 to 24 years but not limited to any children in need of our support. The founder motivation for creating KCRF, is Driven by personal experiences and a deep understanding of intellectual disabilities and mental health and wellness.
KCRF recognizes the critical need to address the growing epidemic of mental health issues among teenagers and youth. Initially focused on the Northern region of Ghana, KCRF has expanded its services to the Southern and Middle Belt regions, leveraging momentum from our founder’s international experience and expertise.
Our Vision
A future where children with intellectual disabilities and vulnerable youth thrive in safe, supportive environments, empowered to reach their full potential.
Our Mission
We are committed to providing children with intellectual disabilities, vulnerable girls, and youth the support they need in a safe, nonjudgmental environment, empowering them to reach their maximum potential and thrive in society
Collaboration
Working in partnership with the communities, NGOs, and other professionals to ensure the needs of KCRF are met.
Empowerment
We believe in building on children’s abilities and empowering young girls to make the right decision as we advocate on their behalf to achieve their full potential in the community to which they belong.
CORE VALUES
Empowerment
We believe in building on children’s abilities and empowering young girls to make the right decision as we advocate on their behalf to achieve their full potential in the community to which they belong.
Inclusivity
Every child deserves the right to quality education and feeling safe as their fundamental right regardless of their circumstances
Integrity
We openly share our processes, resource allocation, and progress with all stakeholders, fostering trust and accountability. Our commitment to clear communication strengthens the effectiveness of our support for children with intellectual disabilities and vulnerable girls and youth.
Innovation
We embrace innovation by developing new strategies and approaches to better support and empowering and enhancing children with intellectual disabilities and vulnerable girls, and youth to identify their hidden gift and talent which opens up opportunities for them to reach their full potential. Through continuous improvement and creative solutions, we enhance, enrich and impact of our programs and interventions.
Advocacy
We advocate for inclusive education, early intervention, and the protection of vulnerable girls, ensuring their needs are recognized and addressed. Through raising awareness and collaborating with partners, we work to create lasting positive change
Equitability
We are committed to ensuring all vulnerable girls, youth with mental health, children with intellectual abilities receive fair access to resources and support, Our approach is human centered on providing equal opportunities for beneficiaries and cocreators reach their full potential
Safe Space
We create a safe space where children with intellectual disabilities and vulnerable girls feel secure, supported, and free from judgment. This environment fosters their emotional well-being and empowers them to thrive and reach their full potential
Board Members
Blessilla Nana-Afoe
Habiba Abdul-Malik
Daniel Sutherland
Moeinu Izza-Deen
