Turbo Ghana

We are a micro charity, aimed at poverty relief in Ghana.

Our achievements

During the period 2018-2026, we have improved the lives of about 2000 people in several remote and impoverished communities in the Ashanti region of Ghana. Based on discussions with community members to understand their needs and preferences, we have provided:

Education infrastructure

  • 2-room Kingergarten classroom block at Aframano (2021).
  • 3‑room classroom block at Kontonho (2024).
  • 2‑unit classroom block at PSK (2025).
  • Amaniapong school toilet (2025).

Teacher accommodation

  • Refurbished 4‑bedroom teacher accommodation at Aframano (2023).
  • Completed 2‑bedroom teacher house at Aframano (community-started) (2023).
  • 3‑bedroom teacher accommodation at Kontonho (2024).
  • 5‑bedroom teacher accommodation at Anyankamamu (2025).

Sanitation and water

  • 62 household toilets in Aframano (2018).
  • 1 mechanized borehole at Aframano (2018).
  • 4 manual boreholes (Aframano 2022; Anyankamamu, Kontonho & Atonobi 2023).
  • Refurbished mechanized borehole at Mampong Muslim school (2025).
  • 101 household toilets in Bunuso (2025).
  • 100 household toilets in Aframano (2026).

Education support

  • 100 dual desks for Aframano primary school (2024).
  • 60 mono desks for Aframano junior school (2024).
  • 60 dual desks for Kontonho (2024).
  • 60 mono desks for PSK (2025).
  • 100 mono desks for Mampong Muslim school (2025).
  • 12 senior school scholarships (2023‑2025).

Community support

  • Covered marketplace at Aframano (2022).
  • 18 youth in apprenticeship program (2023‑present).
  • 5 beneficiaries in business starter program (2025).

For full details, please see our completed projects.

Our current work

In our recent visits (February, November 2025 and February 2026), we held about 12 meetings with community members in several different communities, and in that process we identified five new projects, impacting on over 4000 people. We will begin fundraising for these projects in 2026. For details, including the discussions we had with community members to plan the projects, please see our list of current projects.

Costing and donations

From 2018 to our financial year end on 31 March 2026, all money received from non-trustee donors nett of fund-raising costs was spent directly on projects. That’s because all admin expenses (including flights and accommodation for monitoring, government registration, banking, and website) were covered by donations from the trustees.

Here is how to donate!