A safe home and a real future for vulnerable children in Kumasi.
All Nations Charity Home gives orphaned, abandoned and deprived children protection, care, education and the skills to build independent lives.
- Registered
- Non-profit since 2003
- Location
- Ayigya, KNUST, Kumasi
- Visiting Hours
- Daily, 6 am to 7 pm
Built by someone who knows what it is to grow up without a home.
All Nations Charity Home was founded by its Chief Executive Officer, Rev. Philip Kwasi Nyamekye, who experienced orphanhood, deprivation and rejection as a child. Having seen how hard life is without parental care, the founder set out to create a place where vulnerable children are looked after, educated and given hope.
Today the Home is a registered non-profit, overseen by a Board of Directors and a management team who run the facility to professional administration standards. It is supported by donors, sponsors, individuals, organisations and the general public.
Our mission
To protect, nurture, educate, rehabilitate and empower vulnerable children, and to help them become responsible citizens.
Our vision
A safe and nurturing home where every vulnerable child can live with dignity, receive quality care and education, develop good character and achieve a productive future.
What every child here should be able to say
“My past may have been difficult, but my future can still be filled with hope, protection, dignity, opportunity and independence, because we were not abandoned by society.”
From nursery to independence
The Home looks after each child through every stage of schooling and beyond, until they are ready to stand on their own.
- 76children in our care today
- 37young people who have passed out into independence
- 15graduates, with 4 now working as artisans
Where our children are in their education today
- Toddlers2
- Kindergarten15
- Primary School33
- Junior High School8
- Senior High School2
- Tertiary and Nursing6
- Vocational Skills8
Figures as at October 2026.
Everything a child needs to grow up well
The Home brings together shelter, food, health, schooling and emotional support, then adds the practical skills young people need for adult life.
Safe accommodation
A secure, nurturing home where every child is protected and treated with dignity.
Food and clothing
Regular meals, clothing and the everyday essentials children need to grow.
Healthcare
Medical care and attention to each child’s physical wellbeing.
Education
Support from nursery through to senior high school, university and nursing or teacher training.
Psychosocial support
Care for emotional wellbeing, including mentorship, encouragement and character development.
Skills training
Vocational training that prepares young people to earn a living and live independently.
Family and community
Help to reconnect with family and community where it is suitable and safe.
What the Home needs right now
The Home depends on goodwill. These are the needs it has asked for help with most urgently.
Buildings
- Boys’ dormitoryMore safe, comfortable sleeping space for boys.Offer help
- AuditoriumA hall for learning, worship and gatherings.Offer help
- Dining hallA proper place for children to eat together.Offer help
Transport and health
- TransportUrgent: a vehicle for administration, children’s welfare, goods and services.Offer help
- Health post and attendantAn emergency medical facility with someone on hand to handle health matters at all times.Offer help
Needed regularly
Clothing, food, education, health and recreation supplies, toiletries, canteen items and ICT equipment are also always welcome.
Four ways to make a difference
Every contribution, large or small, goes towards the care and future of the children.
Give money
Send a gift by bank transfer or mobile money.
- Bank
- GCB Bank PLC, KNUST Branch, Kumasi
- Account number
- 6031130004480
- Mobile money
- 0244696339
Before sending a first gift, call the Home on 024 469 6339 to confirm the details and let them know to expect it.
Give goods or services
Food, clothing, school supplies, toiletries, ICT equipment, or help with building and transport.
Ask what is neededGive your time and skills
Volunteers, interns and visiting professionals from Ghana and abroad mentor, teach and spend time with the children.
Ask about volunteeringPartner with the Home
Churches, companies, schools and organisations can sponsor a need or support the Home long term.
Start a conversation
Come and see the Home
The Home is open to the public every day. Call ahead if you are bringing a group or a donation.
Open in Google Maps- Visiting hours
- Every day, 6 am to 7 pm
- Location
- Ayigya, KNUST, Kumasi, within the enclave of Treasure Land Hotel and Calvary Charismatic Centre
- Postal and digital address
- P.O. Box UP 372, KNUST, Kumasi, Ashanti Region, Ghana. Digital address AK-389-5175.