The C360 Education Access Initiative

The C360 Education Access Initiative is a beacon of hope for the rural cocoa communities, where poverty and deprivation have made education an unattainable dream for many children. At Cocoa360, we believe that every child deserves the chance to learn and reach their full potential, regardless of their background or circumstances. That's why we are committed to removing every barrier to education that stands in their way.

In these communities, necessities like uniforms, books, transportation, tables and chairs, and teaching and learning materials are luxuries that many families simply cannot afford. Children are forced to walk long distances to school, often in the scorching sun or pouring rain, with nothing to carry their books in and no desks or chairs to sit on when they get there. This not only makes it difficult for them to concentrate on their studies but also puts their health and safety at risk.

But at Cocoa360, we refuse to let poverty stand in the way of education. Through the C360 Education Access Initiative, we provide all of these essential items and services to students for free, ensuring that every child has the opportunity to learn in a safe and comfortable environment. We believe that when children are given the tools they need to succeed, they can break the cycle of poverty and create a brighter future for themselves and their communities.

The impact of this program cannot be overstated. It has transformed the lives of countless children in the cocoa communities, giving them the gift of education and the hope of a better future. Thanks to the C360 Education Access Initiative, they can now go to school with pride, knowing that they have everything they need to succeed. And that's a feeling that no child should ever be denied.

Become an active partner today by donating one-off, monthly, bi-yearly, or yearly to ensure that a girl child gets access to quality education.

Capture the Atlas - Focus on Change

By Cocoa360

Capture the Atlas - Focus on Change

Give 330 girls access to quality education in 8 rural cocoa-farming communities in Ghana.