Family Support Lifeline brings community members together for learning, dialogue and practical engagement.

For a community, access to safe and reliable water is more than a basic necessity. It is a foundation for health, dignity, education, livelihoods, and everyday life. For some time, wells, serving a communities in Ghana's Central and the Ashanti Regions had remained non-functional, leaving residents without access to a vital source of water. What had once been an important community resource had become a silent reminder of a challenge that needed attention.

Family Support Lifeline (FASUL), together with our esteemed partners : Kipharts Foundation and the Center for Innovation in Global Health (CIGH), Chicago paid a courtesy visit to the Ejisu Municipal Assembly to formally introduce our organizations, present the community-centered work we undertake, and explore opportunities for strategic collaboration aimed at improving the well-being of communities across the Ejisu Municipality.

In every new administration lies a fresh opening, a window for dialogue, alignment, and renewed purpose. Family Support Lifeline (FASUL) walked through that window when we paid a courtesy call to the Juaben Municipal Assembly, introducing ourselves to the municipal officials and laying the groundwork for what we hope will be a powerful, lasting collaboration in service of the communities we both exist to serve.

In a rapidly evolving digital world, practical technology skills are becoming one of the most powerful tools for youth empowerment. Recognizing this need, Family Support Lifeline, in collaboration with Rahmatek IT and Business Solutions, successfully organized a two-day hands-on workshop on CCTV camera installation and setup aimed at equipping young people with practical, income generating skills.

Family Support Lifeline (FASUL) and its international partners proudly celebrate the monumental achievement of Mr. Nicholas Annan, the inaugural recipient of the Kiphart-Eduful Scholarship (KES), who has graduated from the prestigious Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) with a First Class Honours, Summa Cum Laude degree in Economics.

The Kiphart-Eduful Center for Community Development Research (KECCDR), a research unit under Family Support Lifeline (FASUL) in Ghana, has proudly marked a significant milestone with the publication of its first research paper in the International Journal of Population Studies (IJPS). This landmark achievement highlights KECCDR’s commitment to advancing research on vital community development issues affecting underserved populations.

Our mission is simple yet powerful, to walk alongside families in underserved communities, to raise their children with hope, dignity, and opportunity. Every story we encounter is a thread in the beautiful tapestry of transformation we are helping to weave, and today, we are excited to share one of those stories

At Family Support Lifeline, we believe that access to clean water and proper sanitation is a fundamental right and maintaining these vital resources requires knowledge, collaboration, and sustainable practices. Recently, FASUL with our international partners, hosted an engaging and impactful workshop for the dedicated members of the Water and Sanitation Committees in our beneficiary communities in the Central region of Ghana. This event was designed to equip them with the skills and insights needed to effectively maintain water facilities and manage the resources generated from their use.