Powering Dome Achiansa’s Next Generation – The Hunger Project

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Building on Proven Milestones

The center builds onThe Hunger Project Ghana’s efforts to expand digital literacy and access in rural communities.

In 2022, The Hunger Project partnered with Bluetown and Microsoft to implement the Women’s Meaningful Access Project in Akode, connecting approximately 6,000 women to vital online resources. At Dome Achiansa, the focus extends this work to young people, combining direct ICT training, internet access, and a shared community facility designed to support future learning and opportunity.

For the young people of Dome Achiansa, the center represents more than access to technology. It creates a space where skills can grow, new opportunities can be explored and young people can prepare for a future shared  increasingly by digital connection.

As young people across the six communities begin using the facility,  Dome Achiansa is taking a meaningful step toward a more inclusive digital future.



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