Ghana
“The perspective I’ve taken from this project is how you can come from completely different worlds, but you can find common ground”
-Archie, Chief Officer M/Y Garcon
About the project
Nearly 75% of Ghanaians do not have access to a toilet, meaning they have to resort to open defecation. This was the case for Zaazi, a village in the north where disease, concern for safety and lack of dignity were just some of the factors affecting the 750 residents who did not have access to sanitation.
Working alongside the community, as well as our partner NGOs Corps Africa Ghana and Movement On The Ground, crew from three yachts helped build a toilet for each household in the village.
This project was supported by the yachting industry MB92 Barcelona, Evolution Yacht Agents and Rooster Recruitment.
Relief Crew on the ground
Frequently asked questions
Still have questions?
For sure you do.
Reach out and we’ll talk it through.
Typically, we need to know at least a month in advance. But if you have a last-minute project, let us know and we’ll see what can be arranged.
Yes, crew are experienced in high-pressure environments onboard, where they are trained to prioritize safety and think critically—focusing on solutions rather than problems.
Set and forget. Once crew have an understanding of a project, you’ll be able to leave them to get work done.
That will depend on the individual, but as part of our screening process, we ensure crew members are committed to volunteering for the right reasons.
Meaningful change starts with a connection.
These are some of the ways you can get involved:
- Sign up to volunteer
- Partner with a project
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Or simply drop us a message. We’re open to any ideas for collaboration.