Peace of Christ (PCC) Hand in Hand Nkoranza – Ghana

You are most welcome on the website of the Peace of Christ (PCC) – Hand in Hand Community in Nkoranza, Ghana.

 

Here you can find all kind of information about our unique Community for intellectually or multiple disabled and abandoned children and young adults, originating from all over Ghana.

 

Frequently can find a new stories about the ups and downs of the Community, for this you are advised to check the columns in Albert’s Corner regularly. We also offer a lot of interesting information about our Guesthouses. You are most welcome to visit us throughout the year and can even make reservations via our email address.

 

There is also quite some useful information for people, who are considering coming to Ghana as Volunteers. In addition you will find quite some information about our many special Products from our Sheltered Workshop. These products can be bought in our shop in Ghana, but can also be ordered via a special mail address.

 

Of course we also like to give you more information about how to support the work of our Community incidentally or structurally (e.g. via Sponsoring, Donations or Special Fundraising). There are more pages with general Info about the Community.

 

We like to thank you very much for showing interest in our Peace of Christ – Hand in Hand Community.

Latest Alberts Corner

  • A monument retires 16 October 2026A monument retires
      For twenty-four years, she was always there, the House Mother of PCC: Joyce Twenewaa, usually called “Auntie Joyce” at PCC.
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  • Speech therapy in PCC 27 September 2026Speech therapy in PCC
    This time, a column by Dineke Blom (66), who recently spent two weeks working as a speech therapist at PCC.
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  • Hurray, three new residents have arrived! 11 August 2026Hurray, three new residents have arrived!
      Everyone at PCC is always very happy with the arrival of new residents,
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Residential children without sponsorships

These children, who will be living in our Community for the rest of their lives, are looking for (part) sponsorsing. See their pictures and stories for more information.

Workshop children without sponsorships

These young adults from our Sheltered Workshop are hoping for (part) sponsoring. See their pictures and stories for more information