The Wli Orphanage Home (WOH) is a ghanaian Non-Governmental Organization, based in Hohoe District (Volta Region) and created on June 3rd, 2008. The first objective is to welcome the orphans of the Wli Traditionnal Area, a community of 3 000 inhabitants at the border of Togo. Indeed, these children lived in the street, and thanks to three men, Victor Adzamavi, Charles Vulley and Francis Kludze, they can eat every day and have their own home. But, in spite of their efforts, they need funds and donations to improve the life conditions of the orphans. For the moment, there is no electricity in the orphanage and the children have to sleep on the floor in Spartan rooms.
The second aim of WOH is to develop agriculture and other local activities toward a sustainable development. But these projects also need your support to start up.



The recent and sudden death of Madam Lucy Gbedze overwhelms the children and members of WOH. During two years, she cooked and took care of the children voluntarily . Moreover, she adopted Aloke, the youngest orphan of the community. A great and courageous woman just leave us...

         

Children of  WOH. In background, Wli Waterfall.