My Nonprofit Reviews

Tertiary education in Ghana has become expensive relative to the income levels of the people and this is limiting access of the poorer segments of the society. Without doubt, the intervention of EPI to help the brilliant but poor students is a critical contribution towards ensuring that the marginalised can also scale up. What is of increasing significance is the additional provision of counselling service to guide and foster a positive aspiration of "can do" spirit and attitude in the students chosen. Just witness a student who curls up sleeping in the chair each night because of lack of space in the room, will not be sponsored any longer by parents who can't make ends meet so want their son to stop schooling and work, but scores one of the highest grades in the competitive exams for the university, and finally secures entry primarily because of EPI support!!!

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