Damongo, Ghana Boarding House Images of children from the boarding house area where I spent most of my time during my stay in Damango. Both younger and older...

Visiting the Local Schools Thanks to Marilyn Pottage, founder of Tools for Schools Africa (based in Canada) I was able to visit several different primary and...

A Visit to Accra & the Cape Coast After spending five plus weeks on the project in Damango, we drove to the Cape Coast area then to Accra to end our stay in Ghana....

In & Around Damongo, Ghana Snap shoots from around the Damango area. The village is very small, especially compared with other major cities like Accra. However,...

Hand Painted Signs, Damongo, Ghana Almost instantly upon landing in Accra, I became fascinated with the local vernacular language of hand painted signs, posters...

Eating and Drinking in Ghana Food is always an important part of culture. Ghana had a variety of foods that are similar to other parts of West Africa, as well as...

Images of the Project & Work Site and 'Behind the Scenes' Here are a few images related to the project and the work site (see below). I spent most of my time on...

Local Artisans and the Town Market While in Damango I was introduced to a local artisan named Rabi Yayi by Marilyn Pottage (Tools for Schools). Rabi is an amazing...

A Brief Visit to Mole National Park On one of our off days our group took a trip to Mole National Park north of Damango. Although our safari site seeing tour was...