Promoting Youth Development & Leadership Excellence
Our goal is to improve quality of life, encourage healthy living, and
nurture entrepreneurial and commercial skills within individuals and
communities
Our Fight Against Illegal Mining
HMVF is launching a focused campaign to combat illegal mining and protect Ghana’s communities and natural resources.
Skill Training for Job Creation
By equipping participants with practical skills, we aim to create sustainable jobs and foster economic growth.
KEY AREAS
Ways We Make a Difference
Homeland Mega Vision Foundation is a registered Non-
Governmental Organization in the Ellembelle District in
the Western Region of Ghana which objective is to
promote Youth Development and Entrepreneur through
education, skill training and job creation to alleviate
poverty and improve quality of life of the youth in Ghana.
Education
HMVF in collaboration with its key stakeholders and partners
will lead and provide professional guidance…
Health
HMVF will Collaborate with it’s key stakeholders and partners in Health
to identify, diagnose and design programmes…
Sanitation
Design and support for environmental and sanitation
programs in communities…
Skill Training
HMVF through its stakeholders and partners will
establish a Youth Development and Training Centre in
collaboration…
OUR MISSION
Equip & empower the youth
Our mission is to equip and empower the youth with
good leadership and entrepreneurial skills to
promoting resource mobilization to alleviate poverty in
rural and mining communities in Ghana.
PROJECTS
Featured Activities
Guided by a
vision to empower communities and foster sustainable development, the
Foundation implemented a diverse array of programs across health,
education, and economic empowerment.
Providing assistance to students applying to Nursing Training Colleges and Universities
HMVF offered career guidance and support to students entering tertiary institutions, including Universities and Nursing Training Colleges in Ghana.
Health education on drug and alcohol abuse
Health education on drug and alcohol abuse, including Tramadol/Red, was provided to ghetto and Okada boys in the communities. These
Initiatives to combat illegal mining in Ghanaian mining communities from 2025–2028
The Homeland Mega Vision Foundation proposes a series of initiatives aimed at addressing illegal mining activities within Ghanaian mining communities
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