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There is now a Guest Room available for anyone who wants to experience living at Shekinah.  It comes complete with en-suite and fans and is a wonderful way to experience Ghanaian living at first hand!

There are now 22 children in full time primary education, 3 children in boarding secondary school and 1 young adult in vocational training as a chef. Since many of the children have gaps in their learning a tutor has been appointed to help with homework and give tutorials to small groups targeting specific skills.  The 3 pre-school children now have […]

Ellen worked as a nursery nurse in this school for 15 years, before starting Light Outreach, so she is thrilled that they have decided to support her work in Ghana.  The school have raised funds to refurbish a minibus which will enable the Shekinah children to travel to and from school safely since at present they have to walk along […]

Following on from the outreach work we were blessed to have one of our UK sponsors and a visitor from France join us for our outreach activities and ministered to street children and addicts in Accra. Over the years we have befriended many and they now have the confidence to share their stories and are more receptive to the Word.

In February, as part of a bi-annual activity, Light Outreach once again partnered with a Wheels for the World team who provided wheelchairs, crutches and other mobility aids to over 250 clients in the Greater Accra, Volta and Eastern regions.

Following a request from the house mothers for new towels and underwear a sponsor visited with a suitcase full of towels and pants.  Great excitement followed and a hilarious evening resulted as several children wanting to have their photo taken whilst modelling their new underwear or holding up their new towels.

In 2014 a team of young adults from the UK did a sky dive to raise money for Shekinah projects.  In March 2017 two of the team visited Shekinah and brought pens and crayons to use with the activity books they donated.  They are currently raising money for the Shekinah Water Project

For many years the children have desperately needed a playroom as when it is too hot or too wet to play outside they have nothing to do.  A transformation took place when a bare shell of a room, with only concrete walls and neither windows nor a door, was painted and equipped with toys and books.  One of our sponsors […]

There are now three housemothers, headed by Gladys who look after the children and a male gardener who works with the children. Isaac is manning the office until a permanent member of staff is recruited