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RICE-SI Initiative

RICE-SI Program 2026–2028

Reintegration • Empowerment • Care • Support Initiative

Overview

Holistic support for Ghana's most vulnerable.

The RICE-SI Program is Ropheka Foundation's flagship three-year initiative (2026–2028) designed to deliver holistic, integrated support to the most vulnerable populations in Ghana. Through targeted interventions in healthcare, education, skills training, psychosocial support, and social reintegration, the program addresses the intersecting challenges faced by women and girls, the elderly, and prisoners/ex-offenders. Our goal is to promote healing, restore dignity, and create pathways to sustainable self-reliance.

Target Beneficiaries

Who we serve

  • Women and girls facing gender inequality and limited opportunities
  • Elderly persons experiencing isolation and inadequate care
  • Prisoners and ex-offenders in need of rehabilitation and reintegration support

Key Focus Areas

Four pillars of change

Healthcare Access
01

Healthcare Access

Mobile clinics, health education, and psychosocial support

Women & Girls Empowerment
02

Women & Girls Empowerment

Leadership training, vocational skills, scholarships, and entrepreneurship support

Elderly Care
03

Elderly Care

Home visits, nutrition support, companionship, and caregiver training

Prisoner Rehabilitation & Reintegration
04

Prisoner Rehabilitation & Reintegration

In-prison education, counseling, skills training, and post-release support (job placement and family reconnection)

Impact Goals (2026–2028)

Measurable outcomes

  • Directly serve 5,000+ beneficiaries
  • Indirectly impact 10,000+ family and community members
  • Improve health outcomes, economic self-reliance, educational access, and successful social reintegration

Ready to make a difference?

Let's build a more compassionate Ghana.

Your support today helps create stronger, healthier, and more hopeful communities across Ghana. Thank you for standing with the most vulnerable among us.

All gifts are tax-deductible • EIN 85-0522271