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Challenging Heights Competes to Win GlobalGiving's Open Challenge
 Challenging Heights today joined GlobalGiving’s Open Challenge, a fundraising challenge for non-profits who are doing impactful work around the world. Challenging Heights is also eligible for a permanent spot on GlobalGiving’s website, http://www.globalgiving.org/projects/transform-lives-of-former-child-laborers-in-ghana/, the internationally recognized marketplace for philanthropy that connects individual donors to the causes they care most about. Read more

 
Why Challenging Heights’s work is so important
This boy is 12 years old but he has stunted growth. He has no footwear and had to be given a cloth to wrap around his shoulders. He has been in slavery for about 3 years and has been physically and emotionally abused. His right hand is swollen, blistered, and badly bruised. He doesn’t cry, he doesn’t smile, he just stares straight ahead, and reluctantly speaks when asked a question.  Survivors of trafficking often are in this condition when rescued. He is an example of why it must stop now. Read more
 
NGO urges government to declare child trafficking national crisis
Accra, Aug. 3, GNA - The management of Challenging Heights, a Child's Right non-governmental organisation, has said there was child trafficking crisis in Ghana. Read More
 
Challenging Heights laments fate of Ghana's education system
Challenging Heights, an educational NGO has said that there is danger ahead for the educational system because politicians are seeking to serve their political quests than the public interest. Read More
   
Inauguration of Challenging Heights’ Boat on the Volta Lake
Challenging Heights, a leading organization in the fight against exploitation ofchildren, has inaugurated a new mini boat on the Volta Lake of Ghana to offer more protection for women and children. The boat which is based at Yeji side of the Volta Lake can load up to 25 passengers. The total cost of the boat and two outboard motors is $13,900. Read More
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