CSR Project Showcase

Renovated 12 classrooms, provided learning materials for 450 students, and built modern toilet facilities

In partnership with the Madina Local Education Authority, Yellow Power International led a comprehensive renovation of Madina Community School. The project included rebuilding classroom blocks, installing modern educational technology, providing desks and chairs, and constructing sanitation facilities. The initiative has significantly improved the learning environment for hundreds of children.

Donated essential medical equipment worth GHS 150,000 to improve healthcare delivery for 10,000+ community members

Yellow Power International donated critical medical equipment including examination tables, patient monitors, laboratory equipment, and emergency response kits to Tarkwa Healthcare Center. The donation addresses equipment shortages and improves the facility's capacity to serve mining communities and surrounding areas.

Constructed 8 boreholes with hand pumps providing clean water access to 3,500 residents

Recognizing the critical need for clean water in mining communities, Yellow Power International funded and constructed eight mechanized boreholes across four communities near Obuasi. Each borehole is equipped with hand pumps and protected water collection points. The project includes community training on maintenance and water quality management.

Trained 85 young people in technical skills including welding, mechanics, and equipment operation

In collaboration with local technical institutes, Yellow Power International launched a six-month vocational training program for unemployed youth in Sikasso. The program covers heavy equipment operation, welding, automotive mechanics, and electrical systems. Graduates receive certifications and priority consideration for employment with YPI and partner companies.

Planted 15,000 trees to restore degraded land and offset operational emissions

As part of our environmental commitment, Yellow Power International partnered with local environmental groups to plant 15,000 native trees in areas affected by mining activities near Banfora. The reforestation project includes ongoing maintenance, community education on conservation, and monitoring of tree survival rates. The initiative helps restore biodiversity, prevent soil erosion, and offset carbon emissions.

Sponsored quarterly mobile health clinics serving remote mining communities

Yellow Power International sponsors quarterly mobile health clinics in partnership with Ghana Health Service. The clinics visit remote communities near our operation sites, providing free health screenings, vaccinations, maternal health services, and health education. Each clinic serves 200-300 people per visit.