Restoring Dignity.
Ending Stigma.
Empowering Ghana's Future.

Founded by humanitarian health ambassador Linda Ewoenam Donkor, the Auntie Linda Foundation protects vulnerable children, eliminates HIV-related discrimination, provides menstrual dignity kits, and equips teen mothers with sustainable vocational livelihoods.

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15,000+

Girls & Youth Mentored

35+

Rural Communities Reached

8,500+

Dignity & Health Kits Delivered

100%

Transparent Financial Audits

A Multi-Pronged Frontline Movement

We don’t believe in one-off charity hand-outs. We tackle the intertwined challenges of health discrimination, period poverty, adolescent pregnancy, and school dropouts.

Pad A Girl & Menstrual Dignity

Keeping Ghanaian schoolgirls in classrooms with sanitary pads, hygiene kits, and comprehensive reproductive health workshops.

HIV Stigma-Free Safe Spacesy

Free confidential weekend testing, anti-retroviral adherence buddies, and community town hall dialogues that dismantle fear.

Maternal & Infant Health

Safe delivery packs for young mothers in remote clinics, post-natal guidance, and malnutrition intervention.

Vocational Trades for Women

Apprenticeship programs in soap manufacturing, baking, and digital micro-skills for single mothers and released inmates.

"We do not wait for people in distress to find our office. We go into the market squares, the fishing shores of Volta, and the slums of Accra. When you restore someone's dignity, you unlock their entire community's future."

Linda Ewoenam Donkor
Executive Director & Founder • MTN Heroes of Change Honoree

Real Voices

Beneficiary Stories

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"I missed 4 days of school every month because my parents couldn't buy sanitary pads. The Pad A Girl drive changed everything. Today I passed my BECE exams with distinction."
Gifty A., 15 yrs,
Eastern Region
"When I tested positive for HIV, my community shamed me. Auntie Linda held my hand, ensured I took my medications, and now I am living a healthy, viral-suppressed life with my child."
Beatrice M.
Tema Community Advocate
"The liquid soap training and micro-grant gave me a business after my teenage pregnancy. I can now feed my baby boy and pay my own apprentice fee."
Serwah K.
Vocational Graduate, Kasoa

Help Us Reach 5 More Communities Next Month

GH₵ 50 provides dignity hygiene packs for a vulnerable schoolgirl for 3 months.

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