Regenerative Agriculture, Indigenous Knowledge, Cultural Exchange & Community Resilience Center

Ghana
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1. Rise Africa Development Organization is the name of the main organisation is a non profit organization, Located in Wli, Volta Region, Ghana, in the heart of Volta Region, the township of Wli waterfalls the highest waterfall in West Africa, is our very big vision to decline poverty in Africa through innovative strategies, first of all, solving unemployment situations involving the youths and the growing population through income generating activities such as organic Agriculture, organic mushroom production, skill acquisition and leadership, computer literacy/mentorship and into livestock farming with that vision we found the Future Roots Africa Farms to inspire, encourage and empower able individuals into sustainable farming and to also help interested individuals in computer literacy. Rise Africa Development Organization is also helping our little children to acquire good and comfortable education, with sponsorships and scholarships, Is our vision to help the new growing population to grab a mindset that makes them grow positively in the society. 2. Visitors will have the chance to learn other indigenous ways of Organic farming. Will learn different ways of field preparation before planting. Climate Smart Agriculture practices that we discovered. Other things like animal keeping strategies. 3. WWOOFer's will be accommodated in good African homes where they can learn a lot when it comes to indigenous culture with good healthy meals of they're own choice, in serene environments. 4. WWOOFer's will be guided and supported in every day activities with one procedures conquered at least each day. (From 9am to 11am will be a nice working time, where a lot can be achieved )? 5. I am comfortable with Hobbies like (composing music, writing, poems and songs, Graphics designing, tour guiding and I love cooking and business etc...) and also I live in the middle of many beautiful and wonderful tourist attractions like the Wli waterfalls, Afadjato mountain, Atome monkey sanctuary and so many times I love the (hiking, camping experience at beautiful locations with bonfire and music etc... for the seek of historical insight, with interested wwoofers we will take a tour through the cape coast, through some castles and meseums all in Ghana.
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Learning opportunities
Vegetable farming
Fruit or nut farming
Poultry farming
Sheep or goat farming
Forestry
Aromatic or medicinal plants, teas
Seed saving or production
Meat processing
Traditional crafts
Food justice / sovereignty
Methods or systems
Aquaponics
Biological pest control
Biodynamic agriculture
Community-supported agriculture (CSA)
No-till farming
Permaculture
Regenerative agriculture
Host type
Nonprofit / Community
Certified organic
1 Hectares | 2.5 Acres
Accommodation
4+ WWOOFers
Bedroom
Campsite
Children accepted
Pets accepted
Meals
Omnivore
Vegetarian
Vegan
Length of stay
1 day (local)
Weekend
Less than a week
1-2 weeks
3-4 weeks
Over a month
Bless
Bless
Member since 2023
Languages spoken: English, French
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Response rate: 100% Response time: typically within 1 day
Ghana
Hohoe lorry station to Wli
Feedback
Grace
Grace
United States • August 2026
Bless' farm is in a great location. We would definitely recommend his place for camping. It has a deep wilderness feel while being close to local landmarks, nature activities, and a beautiful mountain town nearby. We were very well taken care of and had SO much delicious authentic local food. There wasn't as much work as we expected. We stayed at the farm late July to early August. For our 10-day stay we only worked 3 days. However, if you are looking to relax, this is definitely the place for you! Since there wasn't much happening on the farm, we were able to fill our days with lots of local hikes and outdoor activities. Bless is knowledgeable about local crops, cultivation methods, and natural medicines. Ask him any questions you have about local farming, propagation methods, nursery care, etc. Be prepared to provide a contribution for your stay for food and transportation costs. The host would like this in national currency on the day of arrival. Bring a water filter or be prepared to purchase your own water during your stay. You can stay either in a room at a nearby house or you can tent camp on the farm (both have an area for bucket showering). Expectations of us were unclear in the beginning and our host's communication style was sometimes aggressive/unprofessional. Thankfully, we were able to discuss this and left the farm with good mutual understanding and we were glad we stayed there! The farm crew was helpful, kind, and a joy to stay with!
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Bless
Reply from Bless
Thanks for sharing. We’re glad you enjoyed the food, nature and team. Farm work was available, but much of your stay was spent away. Expectations were discussed and resolved, and the contribution was agreed upon and voluntary.
Amaury
Amaury
France • August 2025
If you want to discover Ghana, going to Bless' farm should be one of the best ideas you’ve ever had! Bless understands everything, and you can ask or tell him whatever you need, whatever you don’t understand : he will always answer with generosity, kindness, and open-mindedness. I stayed for one month on his farm, and honestly, I think Bless is one of the most wonderful people I have ever met in my life. He understood that sometimes things could be complicated for me and my 19-year-old self, and that’s why I deeply recommend Bless, his friends, and his family. Bless truly overflows with humanity, and it will do you good—I swear ! If you have any questions, just ask Bless or the other WWOOFers — we’ll be glad to help you. To sum up, going to Bless’ farm is a path to calm, serenity, discovery and learning!
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Bless
Reply from Bless
Thank you Amuary, you are also one of the brilliant gentlemen I've ever seen in my life, with you age and all you know, you impacted me too a lot, and always doing your on the field during working times, helping me understand the truck more that make me now consume less fuel, Thank you Brother.
Lisa
Lisa
Germany • December 2024
I had a wonderful stay at Bless’s farm—it was truly a unique and enriching experience! I learned so much about Ghanaian culture and got to explore the stunning Volta region. Bless and his team were incredibly friendly and welcoming, and their warmth made me feel right at home. Since I was only there for a week during the dry season, there wasn’t much work to do. I would definitely recommend staying for at least 10 to 14 days to fully enjoy the experience and contribute more. I didn’t realize beforehand that I’d be living in the bush, but it was a great experience. Sleeping outside in a tent, surrounded by the soothing sounds of nature, was very relaxing. The food was delicious, even though it often contained fish - as I usually prefer vegan food. The red red was the best I had during my entire trip to Ghana! I wish Bless all the best in achieving his goals with the farm, especially in motivating the local youth to get involved. I could absolutely imagine coming back someday and can highly recommend the farm.
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Meredith
Meredith
United States • June 2024
Bless is an amazing host! Very proud of his culture, language and land so we toured many natural and cultural sites, hiked and swam, and met many friends and family. I first stayed at his family home where his mother, sisters and extended family took great care of me. Then we set up camp at the farm and lived in the bush so we could really enjoy the land and get an early start with work. We cleared, weeded, planted seeds and trees, propagated and learned so much about traditional farming practices here. I also spent a couple days on Bless’ mom’s farm gathering the abundant harvest in her food forest, too! Bless cooks delicious traditional foods incorporating fresh ingredients from the land. Bless loves his community and is a leader for the youth, creating opportunities to engage in farming, animal husbandry and even coaching football. An incredible experience living Ghanaian village life and helping to grow the food forest to feed generations to come!
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Christine
Christine
Sweden • May 2024
Bless and his family went beyond to make me feel welcome in this small rural community. By staying here I learnt a lot about West African farming, about the techniques, crops, struggles and rewards. Since Bless and I shared an interest in how farming can develope communities, we engage in many interesting conversations. Bless was also keen to show me his country and culture. He took me to neigbouring villages, across the border to Togo, as well as to visit his friend in a town a few hours south who there managed a different kind of farm. I will always bear with me the things I learned from this lovely family and I hope to be back one day.
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