African Rights Initiative International (ARII)

PO Box MD 1177, Madina, Accra; DTD P11, Coastal Estate, Batsonna,
Accra
Ghana

Personne de contact: Prince Oduro

+233 (0)246649907
info@ariint.org
http://www.ariint.org

Les Thèmes

Organisation d'aide
Politique + projet d'éducation
Droits de l'Homme

Possibilité passer la nuit.
Bénévoles sont les bienvenus.

Qui sommes-nous

African Rights Initiative International (ARII), an African Partnership Development Agency is a non-profit, apolitical charity targeted at enhancing citizens’ engagement with the state in relation to the respect, protection and fulfillment of civil, cultural, economic, and social rights.

ARII is a voluntary based humanitarian international organization, established in 2007 and headquartered in Accra, Ghana-West Africa. We are made up of individuals of different nationalities, backgrounds and experiences who are fully committed to improving the lives of women and children, families and rural communities in the African continent.

ARII remains committed to improving the lives of children, women and deprived communities in Africa by focusing on six key areas:
• Education & Culture
• Health Care
• Emergency Relief
• Human Right Protection
• Community Development
• Partnership

African Rights Initiative International works in many fields of operation; from capacity building, providing financial technical assistance to innovative programmes and strategies to create equal opportunities for the empowerment of under-privileged women for sustainable livelihood, supplying medical assistance, to building schools and providing educational opportunities for the under-privileged children on the streets and in the rural communities.
ARII encourages local participation through dialogue and information sharing to promote mobilization of local resource; both human and natural, for the benefits of society and to ensure that everyone can take part in the issues that affect their lives.
• Educational opportunities and Resources to help discover, direct, motivate and develop the abilities of children living in the most disadvantaged communities
• Health Care Facilities for Primary Health Care and treatment of diseases such as TB, Malaria, and other Tropical Diseases
• Expertise & Funding that empowers African´s most vulnerable groups and provide the tools and resources needed to increase their social functioning and self-sufficiency.
• Additional Primary Needs, such as: Potable Water, Sanitation Facilities, Food, Clothing & Shelter

Other projects:
• Sponsor a Child Project
• Equal Opportunity for Under-privileged Women (EQOUW)
• Child Development Forum
• Students in Rural Development
• Community Support Initiative
• Bright Future Campaign
• Family Village Project

Prince Oduro is the CEO of the African Rights Initiative International (ARII).

For other net participants we can offer overnight facilities. Also we can offer an expert guidance through trained staff, give an expert opinion, procure expert information and establish new contacts in the field: Planning, development and partnership building, strong local support, Education, livelihood, women and children´s development and health.

Our Team of Dedicated volunteers: (From Left) Ama, Theophilus, Afia and Patience at the Just ended Total Emancipation 2010 held at Novotel Accra City Hotel.

ARII student volunteers from the University of Ghana ready for Brofoyedur, a small farming community in Central Region-Ghana. Volunteer.

Mr. George Gumah, Projects Manager, African Rights Initiative International with some beneficiaries of the EQOUW Project at Benso, Western Region-Ghana, West Africa

Volunteers shared their passion by working with children from different homes and orphanages; ensuring a sense of self-worth and maximum security for them.

1.Total Emancipation 2010-The African Child in Perspective

ARII on Saturday, October 30th 2010, had its annual charity fundraiser Total Emancipation 2010-The African Child in Perspective at the Novotel Accra City Centre under the distinguished chairmanship of the Executive Director (Business Development) of Databank, Mr. Yofi Grant.

ARII Management, field directors and some volunteers after Fund raising workshop at JICA, Accra-Ghana-The workshop was facilitated by Wakuwaku GAI, a Japan Based NGO with support from JICA

Communicating change-A matter of mutual understanding. ARII team met with Chiefs and people and opinion leaders at Brofoyedu in the Ejumako Enyan Essiam District of the Central Region.

Need Assessment: Our Field Directors mainly volunteers provide accurate information that informs our planning and achieving result for target population. This ensures that programmes are designed taken into consideration the local situation.

MISSION TO THE Dwarf (now HOPE) ISLAND, AFRAM PLAINS Ghana-2016. Addressing the health needs of 103 communities far removed from the scrutiny of the world. Over 14, 500 people were served, 2,000 registered for the NHIS