We are a dynamic policy and research-driven organization committed to advancing education, community engagement, and sustainable development. Our structure is designed to foster impactful research, effective program implementation, and strategic partnerships to influence policy decisions and drive positive change.

The Madina Center for Education and Policy is registered as a limited liability entity, dedicated to providing educational support, scholarship assistance, and specialized educational services to accelerate the constituency’s industrial revolution. Proudly Ghanaian in its mission and vision, ME leverages research, support systems, and innovation to empower the community and contribute to national development.

 

At the core of our work is the Research and Policy Office (Think Tank Core), which conducts in-depth analysis and generates data-driven recommendations to inform policies. Our Programs and Communication Office ensures the effective execution of initiatives while maintaining strong stakeholder engagement and public awareness.

 

We actively collaborate with educational institutions and communities through our Education Partnership and Community Engagement Office, fostering inclusive and innovative learning environments. Our Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) and Training Support Office guarantees the effectiveness of our initiatives through rigorous assessment and continuous capacity building.

 

To ensure financial sustainability and operational excellence, our Finance and Administration Office provides strategic oversight and governance. With a leadership team comprising the CEO, Deputy CEO, and Directors, we are committed to creating lasting educational and social impact through research, advocacy, and evidence-based solutions.

 

 

ADVISORY BOARD

Our Story

The Madina Center for Education and Policy, spearheaded by Hon. Francis Xavier Sosu, embodies a visionary commitment to education as the foundation of community development. Since its inception, the initiative has sought to bridge educational gaps, empower students, and enhance learning environments, despite facing challenges such as the early hurdles of the Sosu’s Scholarship Fund. Lessons learned from these experiences have shaped more effective strategies, ensuring sustainable educational equity for all.

 

The Scholarship Support initiative has been a transformative force, sponsoring 368 students, facilitating tertiary education completions, and providing life-changing opportunities for families across the constituency. Infrastructure projects, including the construction of a bridge at Baba Yara Primary School, boundary walls at UBH Basic School, and pavements at Danfa Cluster of Schools, have addressed critical needs, improving access, security, and school functionality.

 

Beyond infrastructure, the Madina Center for Education and Policy  has invested in teacher capacity-building programs, such as the one-day library management training organized with Rainbow Consults, equipping educators with skills to cultivate a reading culture. Special initiatives for exceptional students ensure that talent and brilliance are nurtured, while programs like the MP Awards for Human Rights Law students at UPSA promote academic excellence and professional development.

 

Efforts to enhance literacy and learning resources have led to the provision of mobile libraries to selected schools and the donation of 23,500 textbooks valued at GH¢1.4 million, benefiting over 40,000 pupils. Annual school visitations by Hon. Sosu have further strengthened engagement between educational institutions and the MP’s office, allowing direct responses to schools’ needs.

A flagship initiative, the Sosu’s Best Teachers Award, continues to motivate educators and students, reinforcing the critical role of education in community transformation. By expanding on these successes, scaling initiatives, and addressing emerging challenges, the Madina Center for Education and Policyremains committed to driving sustainable educational development, fostering equity, and making a lasting impact across the constituency.

 

 

Hon. Francis Xavier Sosu

Board Chairman

 

 

Professor Goski Alabi

Board Member

 

 

Mr. David Odjidja

Board Member

 

 

OUR INTERNS

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OUR REPUTATION

Our Reputation

To sustain and expand our impact, the Madina Center for Education and Policy is evolving into a more structured and research-driven organization. At the core of our work is the Research and Policy Office (Think Tank Core), which conducts in-depth analysis and generates data-driven recommendations to inform policies that shape the future of education.

Our Programs and Communication Office ensures the effective execution of initiatives while maintaining strong stakeholder engagement and public awareness. Through the Education Partnership and Community Engagement Office, we actively collaborate with educational institutions, industry leaders, and communities to foster inclusive and innovative learning environments.

Additionally, our Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) and Training Support Office plays a critical role in guaranteeing the effectiveness and sustainability of our initiatives through rigorous assessment, impact measurement, and continuous capacity-building efforts.

By integrating research, policy formulation, and global best practices, the Madina Center for Education and Policy is positioning itself as an internationally recognized model for educational development. With strategic collaborations, enhanced outreach, and innovative solutions, we aim to set new benchmarks in educational excellence and extend our impact beyond Madina to the national and global stage.

 

 

 

 

 

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