At the Impala Foundation, we believe access to quality learning transforms not just individuals but entire communities across generations. Our Educational Development Programme removes the barriers that stop young people completing their education.
We work directly with institutions, learners, and families to provide scholarships, learning materials, tutoring support, and infrastructure improvements. Our mentorship component connects students with professionals who guide them toward higher education and meaningful careers.
We also support skills and vocational pathways, recognising that a qualification only matters if it leads somewhere.
Young adults from underserved communities pursuing tertiary education at UDS Tamale, Ho Technical University and Dabokpa Technical Institute.
Six areas of practical support that keep students in education and moving forward.
We sponsor school and university fees for students whose families cannot afford them, so no qualification is cut short by financial hardship.
Students are connected with professionals and role models who guide them toward higher education and meaningful career pathways.
Textbooks, stationery, and digital tools so students can participate fully in their education without resource constraints.
Additional support outside the classroom, helping struggling students build confidence and academic skills.
From desks and classrooms to sanitation facilities, we make sure institutions are safe, dignified learning environments.
At partner institutes like Dabokpa Technical, we support practical skills that lead directly to employment and entrepreneurship.
Bursaries, study materials and career mentorship at Ho Technical University.
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Practical training resources and career readiness at Dabokpa Technical Institute.
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Scholarships, mentorship and learning packs for over 50 students at UDS Tamale.
View projectMoments from our student support visits and educational outreaches.
We welcome applications from eligible students throughout the year. Follow the steps below.
You must be a student at an accredited Ghanaian university or technical institute, from an underserved background, with demonstrated financial need.
Fill in the application form below with your personal details, academic information, and a brief personal statement explaining your circumstances.
Have your admission letter or student ID, academic transcript, and proof of financial need ready — our team will request them after your first review.
Our team reviews all applications, and shortlisted candidates may be invited for a brief phone or in-person interview.
Successful applicants are notified within 4–6 weeks of submission, and support begins at the start of the next academic term.
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