About Us

Asaasiam Vision International (AVI) is a national non-governmental organization established in 2012. Asaasiam means the act of transforming/impacting lives. AVI is committed to promoting sustainable impacts on Children, Families, and Environmental activities which includes vulnerable women's economic empowerment, youth literacy, and the vocational and technical skills development of impoverished youth, and youth with disabilities.

Since its establishment, AVI has supported over 2,500  impoverished youth and persons with disabilities. Among the dedication and other support, AVI has provided include books, school bags, uniforms, bicycles, laptops, tablets, financial support, and more. Our residential education program also takes full responsibility for the education and shelter of impoverished youths. In addition, over 400 vulnerable women in 15 deprived communities in Ghana have received support. AVI is a registered non-profit organization in the USA and Ghana.

 

Goal

Our goal is to alleviate illiteracy among impoverished and disabled youth, poverty among vulnerable women, and promote a sustainable environment and in Ghana.

 

Vision

To make the world a better place for all through illiteracy and poverty eradication, and the promotion of a sustainable environment,.

 

Mission

To alleviate illiteracy among impoverished youth and youth with disabilities, poverty among vulnerable women, and promote a sustainable environment, through the implementation of innovative, efficient, cost-effective,  local content-oriented, technology-based, and environmentally-friendly projects and programs. 

 

Objectives

  1.  Provide access to education, learning materials, and financial support for impoverished girls, children, youth, and youth with disabilities.

  2. Provide vocational and technical skills training for impoverished girls, youth, and youth with disabilities.

  3. Promote girls and youth knowledge of information and communications technology (ICT) through training, provision of computers, and construction of ICT centres.

  4. Empower girls and vulnerable women through leadership development, income-generating skills training, and financial support.

  5. Implemente effective intervention projects and programs to promote community development.

  6. Promoting a sustainable environment.​​​

Our Belief

We believe that the solution to every problem is in the problem, therefore, we are the solution to our societal problems.

 

Asaasiam Meaning

img1-min.png The name Asaasiam is traced to the late Asare Joseph, Maame Georgina Kissiwah, and Opanin Asiamah for their great contributions to transforming the lives of many impoverished and disabled children, youth, and vulnerable women living in deprived communities in Ghana during their time on earth.