About Us
We are a faith-based initiative committed to nurturing education, fostering community development, and promoting sustainable growth. Guided by compassion and strategic planning, we design impactful programs that combine simplicity, effectiveness, and innovation—transforming lives and communities across Adumasa, Bedaase, and Chiransa.
Our
Story
The PCG Ramseyer Adumasa Aid Project, originally the Adumasa Link Project, began in 1993 when Mrs. Rosemary Curtis and a team of UK missionaries visited Adumasa, Ghana. Moved by the dire circumstance and childhood malnutrition they witnessed, they launched a feeding programme and provided clean drinking water. With support from the Ramseyer Memorial Congregation of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana and local administrator Mr. Prince Appiah-Fei, the project soon expanded to building a school and establishing a church in Adumasa.
During later visits, similar needs were identified in the neighbouring communities of Bedaase and Chiransa, both affected by resource-related conflicts. Working with the Ramseyer Memorial Congregation, the project supported peace building efforts and added both communities as beneficiaries.
Our Vision
We envision a future where every child in rural Ghana has access to quality education, regardless of their economic status or physical abilities. We believe that education is the foundation for breaking the cycle of poverty and creating lasting change.
Achieved
Objectives
- 12 boreholes across the three villages and surrounding areas
- Rebuilding or constructing all Nursery and Primary Schools in Adumasa and Bedaase
- Building a primary and nursery blocks in Chiransa
- New library facility and providing computers to the three schools
- A feeding programme and kitchen in Chiransa community school
- Providing financial support to needy and disabled children
A major phase of growth came through a long-term partnership with the Evangelical Association of World Mission (EAWM) in Austria, supported by Rev. Gottfried Fliegenschnee, Rev. Manfred Golda, and Rev. Moritz Stroh. Key initiatives included the Chiransa teachers’ bungalow, a financial support scheme, expansion of the gari production center, and a Ghana–Austria virtual cooking exchange programme in collaboration with Bread for the World (BtfW) and the Global Protestant Education Network (GPEN) in Germany. This longstanding partnership with the EAWM will conclude in December 2025.
A major phase of growth came through a long-term partnership with the Evangelical Association of World Mission (EAWM) in Austria, supported by Rev. Gottfried Fliegenschnee, Rev. Manfred Golda, and Rev. Moritz Stroh. Key initiatives included the Chiransa teachers’ bungalow, a financial support scheme, expansion of the gari production center, and a Ghana–Austria virtual cooking exchange programme in collaboration with Bread for the World (BtfW) and the Global Protestant Education Network (GPEN) in Germany. This longstanding partnership with the EAWM will conclude in December 2025.
Our Values
Faith
Rooted in Christian values, we serve with love, compassion, and integrity.
Education
We believe education is a fundamental right and the key to empowerment.
Inclusion
Every child deserves opportunity, regardless of ability or circumstance.
Community
We work alongside communities, empowering them to create lasting change.
Our Gallery
Some moments captured from our initiatives.
GPEN Global Conference 2023 on Digital Education in Koforidua, Ghana
Cooking Culture Exchange Programme between students of the Adumasa All Saints Presbyterian Basic School in Ghana and the Camillo-Sitte Gymnasium in Austria
Cooking Culture Exchange Programme between students of the Adumasa All Saints Presbyterian Basic School in Ghana and the Camillo-Sitte Gymnasium in Austria
2025 Mission Festival and Panel Discussion on Ecumenical Partnership for Rural Education and Development – Mödling, Austria
2025 Ecumenical visit by the Ghana Group from the River Lahn
Annual visit by Rev. Bettina Bender to the farming project in 2025.
Our Team
Our work is made possible by dedicated representatives, community leaders, and supporters from Ghana, Austria and Germany.
Ghana
Ramseyer Memorial Congregation of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana, Adum – Kumasi
Ghana
Board of Directors – PCG Ramseyer Adumasa Aid Project
Austria
Evangelical Association of World Mission (EAWM), Vienna
Germany
Ghana Group from the Protestant Deanery, River Lahn
Germany
Global Protestant Education Network (GPEN)