Together, through our grassroots and sustainable approach, we transform the educational opportunities of over 10,000 children and young adults in 50 underserved and hard-to-reach communities.

EduSpots exists to connect, train, and equip over 250 local ‘Catalysts’  – a mix of teachers, students and community members – who create and sustain transformative literacy and STEM opportunities through a network of 50 education spaces named ‘Spots’ in Ghana and Kenya, with a focus on female empowerment and environmental sustainability

EduSpots as a concept has sprung from the grassroots with volunteers in Spot communities and beyond playing a central role in decision-making and the strategic development of EduSpots, with local leaders constantly inviting new volunteers to join our growing movement of community educators.

In the process of our work, we are ultimately creating a network of active citizens, engaged in developing their home communities through education; students observe the volunteerism they benefit from, and become future community changemakers.

Please find our 2021 annual report here.

Watch this video from Hafsa and Adam in Kalpohin Spot, to understand the impact and strong local ownership of our wor