My Nonprofit Reviews

Being the Program Director of Educational Pathways International (EPI) has been one of the most profoundly moving and worthwhile experience of my life. EPI has become a beacon of hope to a growing number of gifted young university students of need in our country, Ghana.

The scholarship takes total care of students’ tuition, accommodation, books and upkeep money (“pocket money” as we call it in Ghana) as well as providing students with comprehensive counseling, guidance and support in the areas of academic performance, career development, leadership and internship programmes. And these have built and increased the confidence of these brilliant students.

The love, dedication and care that are shown these students by Mrs. Sara Lafrance and her husband Mr. Leonard Lafrance is amazing and worth emulating.

At the moment we have graduated forty-two (42) students who have benefited from a four-year full university scholarship package. Some of these students have found themselves successfully employed in reputable companies in the country, others are doing their masters either abroad or locally whiles our currents graduates are giving back to the society by doing national service in various cities, towns and villages in the country.

They have become role models to other students in their communities, especially those who initially did not have any hope of achieving higher education.

EPI is associated with high achievers who are positioned and shaped for future leadership in Ghana and Africa at large.

I am proud and happy to be part of EPI Family. I strongly favour any encouragement that can be given to Educational Pathways International for its dedicated selfless efforts.