My name is Georgina Tifiretey, and I hail from Dodomo, a community nestled within the Wechiau District of the Upper West Region of Ghana. I am twenty- three years and the third among six siblings. Today, I stand with immense pride as a third-year Midwifery student at Presbyterian University, Ghana. Reflecting on the journey that has brought me to this point, two defining principles emerge most prominently; gratitude and resilience. My early educational years were marked by co

Through collaboration with GETFund and BSE, SFCG students receive comprehensive support covering tuition, accommodation, transportation, and stipends. Samuella Osei Akowuah is a Physician Assistant who has achieved remarkable academic progress: BSc in Physician Assistantship (2024) Master’s in Public Health (2025) Certification in Emotional Mastery for Children She is currently completing her internship and national service at the Maternal and Child Health Hospital in Kumasi.

Behind many student successes are individuals who choose to invest in a child’s future. Reine's story Reine’s journey is one of resilience and determination. After relocating from Togo to Ghana, she faced the challenge of adapting to a new education system. Unable to immediately sit for the BECE due to language differences, she repeated a year at junior high school. Within a year, she overcame this barrier, passed her exams, and gained admission to St. Monica’s Senior High Sc

Through the support of Black Star Excellence (BSE), SFCG scholars are pursuing diverse and impactful careers across Ghana. This partnership provides not only financial assistance but also mentorship and encouragement — enabling students to thrive academically and personally. Kezia, a member of SFCG’s second cohort, graduated as a Physician Assistant from the University of Health and Allied Sciences in December 2025. Her success is a reflection of dedication, hard work, and th