We provide children who have been rescued from forced labor trafficking or who have other special needs with a place they can call home as we work to reintegrate them with their biological family or to place them in a new family. While at the GMAD home they are well fed, sheltered, given healthcare, nurtured, and educated at our school. We have found great success and sustainability using certified social workers to properly reintegrate these children and to check up on them after reunification.

Relatively near our Ghana Make a Difference home in Ghana we do a lot of community outreach. Some recent examples include: mosquito net distribution, home construction, funding and training those with disabilities in business ventures, shoe and clothing distribution, etc.

Ghana Make a Difference organizes and hosts medical missions each year. Surgeons, dentist and other medical personnel come to alleviate suffering and serve those who are unable to get care. These medical missions do a tremendous amount of good for the people in Ghana.

We have opened a school to better accommodate the children and their situation as they would arrive at our home. Our school is equipped to teach those rescued victims that are in their teens, but have never attended school before. It is equally equipped to teach those with disabilities or who rely on a wheelchair to get around. Along with other common school subjects, we focus on using technology and reading and writing in english because we feel these skills will sustain them in Ghana once reunified with it's society.