The Potters Village is a registered 501 (c) (3) tax-exempt nonprofit organization.
At The Potter's Village, we believe every child deserves a safe, nurturing environment to thrive. Our aim is to restore hope to vulnerable children and women, offering them protection, education, and a future filled with possibilities.
In Ghana and beyond, too many children suffer neglect and abuse. We step in where the need is greatest rescuing, rehabilitating, and reintegrating victims of abuse while advocating for their rights.
Learn MoreWe are committed to opening worlds of opportunities for the vulnerable. We provide a safe haven for victims of domestic violence and the homeless, offering them quality education, healthcare, emotional support and life skills training to prepare them for a brighter future and harmonious living in families.
Our vision is to promote peace, security and unity in families for socio- economic development in Ghana and beyond.
We provide compassionate support to every child, ensuring they feel loved, safe, and valued.
We remain steadfast in our mission to empower children with consistent, long-term support.
We strive for the highest standards in our care, programs, and service delivery.
We act with honesty and transparency, earning the trust of those we serve and partner with.
We protect the privacy and dignity of those we serve.
This project provides a safe space for girls under our care...
Providing quality education to children in our care and the community...
Equipping our bakery to train and empower women and youth...
Developing a sustainable agribusiness combining crop cultivation and animal husbandry...
Catch up on our most recent activities and updates from the field
On 6th January 2026, a youth empowerment session was organized, focusing on ‘The Role of Mentorship in Personal Growth’.
The Potter’s Palace Christian School held its Parent Association meeting at the beginning of the term. The meeting provided a platform to formally open the term, review academic expectations and outline planned activities.
Read More →One of our key donors, Mr. and Mrs. Afari, provided gifts and support to some of the women.