KLM operates in the severely deprived town of Ada-Akplabanya in the Sege District, Greater Accra, it began in September 2014. In this school there are 6 qualified teachers in addition to university students volunteering to teach the children. Ada-Akplabanya is one of the fishing communities in Ghana with deprived social amenities, poor roads leading to the town, flooded areas and a lack of other structures to facilitate learning. With the help of a graduate from the University of Cape Coast, Kingdom Lifestyle Mission was able to initiate its project there. 162 children are currently enrolled in the KLM supplementary school, ranging from pupils in lower primary to Junior high school.
See MoreThe first Kingdom Lifestyle Mission school was set up in Madina, Accra in November 2013. We secured a school premises (Greater Love School) and on the opening day about 120 school children from the Madina Zongo community showed up. This proved their immense desire for learning and education. They children come from the following schools: Madina Demonstration Junior High School, Ebenezer Methodist School, Madina M/A Junior High School, Madina Seventh Day Adventist Junior High School, Queen of Peace Basic School and Faith Community Baptist School. The pupils range from primary 2 to JHS 3.
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Elmina is in the Central Region of Ghana and is known to be one of the most deprived areas in the country. It has on record, the highest rate of teenage pregnancy. This is because of the low level of education and inability to access educational facilities and poverty. KLM again, shared the vision with some students from the University of Cape Coast. Twenty students volunteered to work towards the vision. Within a period of two weeks, the volunteers had succeeded in securing “Christ Cares Preparatory School” in the Bantuma area, to be used for the free supplementary school...
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Kingdom Lifestyle Mission is situated in the farming village of Yaw Donkoh Krom in the Eastern region of Ghana. It began in July 2021. KLM Yaw Donkoh Krom was started by a professional teacher who contacted the national co-ordinator for KLM Ghana and expressed interest in the concept. The teacher then went on to gather other teachers to volunteer each week to teach the children in the village.
There are 153 students in the school and 8 Volunteer teachers.
