Worship and welfare, together
Our chapel and our foundation run as one body. For the people in our care, faith and food arrive together — and we believe care of the vulnerable is part of worship.
Accra, Ghana · Since 2009
Divine Abundance Grace Chapel Foundation
( DAG )
Serving our community for over 15 years.
A Christian foundation in Accra. Together with our chapel, we care for the children, widows and elders in our community as one family.
Our community
Who’s in our care
Our community is made up of children who came to us through neighbours and social workers, widows who lost their footing when their husbands died, and elders whose families could no longer care for them. They share a chapel, a kitchen and a name.
Since 2009 we have grown into a household well into the hundreds, alongside our chapel community in Accra. School fees, daily meals, medicine, rent — and where it is needed, end-of-life care — all run from the foundation.
What we believe
Every person carries a destiny
Our motto is House of Destiny. We commit to shaping the future of each child, widow and elder in our care, one person at a time.
Presence, for as long as it takes
We don't pass people through programmes. A child sponsored here is a child until adulthood. A widow housed here is housed until she's standing again.
Where each gift lands
What it costs us to do this.
Plain numbers from the ground in Accra. We publish what we receive and what it covers.
GH₵18
≈ £1.15
One day of food for a child
GH₵540
≈ £34.60
A child sponsored for a month
GH₵1,800
≈ £115.32
Monthly medical care for an elder
GH₵20,000
≈ £1281.36
A year of foundation rent
Our longer-term plan is to finish the permanent DAG homes on land we already own (~GH₵450,000, £28,830.68), and to put a bus on the road for the school runs and hospital visits that currently swallow our days.
Support the work
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