Strategy and Implementation

The CEFAC Foundation will partner with governmental bodies and organizations to successfully reduce childhood poverty rates in Ghana. The foundation will adopt several funding techniques to obtain resources for the facilitation of projects and programs. These projects/programs will be made up of services that can be grouped into 2 major categories; social welfare and education.

Social Welfare
 Provision of Food and Clean Water
 Provision of Clothing
 Provision of Shelter
 Leadership Seminars
 Recreational Events
 Medical Care and Social Services

Education
 Affordable and Quality Education
 Exchange Program
 Merit-based Scholarships
 Internship Opportunities
 Career Advancement Opportunities
 Vocational Workshops
 CEFAC Academies

CEFAC has established three guidelines to ensure that services rendered by the Foundation are consistent with the mission and vision of the Foundation. When engaging in projects/programs, the Foundation will be guided by these principles:
o Focus on a clear target group; children who lack parental care
o Base interventions on the situation and best interest of the participant
o Organize support packages for families where children are at risk for parental care

Following these guidelines will enable CEFAC effectively bridge the gap between the privileged and under-privileged. Ghana is made up of 10 regions; CEFAC will target a region at a time.


Phases for Implementation of Services 
Implementation of these services will be broken down into 4 phases and follow an incremental approach – additional services offered in subsequent phase

Phase 1
Provision of Clothing, Food, Clean Water and School Supplies

Phase 2
Leadership Seminars, Recreational Events and Public Health Seminars

Phase 3
Vocational Workshops, Merit-Based Scholarships, Internship Opportunities and Preventative Care

Phase 4
Full-time Employment Opportunities, Provision of Shelter, Cultural Learning Programs and Establishment of CEFAC Academies