Capturing moments of change.
From a single rebuilt washroom to standardised models that can scale across Ghana and beyond — every project is a chapter in the same story.
The sanitation gap in Africa's schools.
Across Africa, many public schools lack adequate sanitation, and rural schools are hit hardest. Where toilets and clean water are missing, preventable diseases like cholera, typhoid and hepatitis A spread quickly among students and staff.
Girls carry the heaviest cost. Without privacy or facilities to manage menstrual hygiene, many stay home during their periods, widening the gap in education outcomes over time.
We aim to complete 10,000 sanitation projects across Africa by 2035, with more than 2,000 of them in Ghana. Our long-term goal is simple: a clean, safe facility within reach of every child of school-going age.
George Padmore Research Library
A 12-seater modern WASH facility, fully financed and delivered by Sanitopia and commissioned on 20 May 2026. The first completed project of the 150 agreed with the Ghana Library Authority.
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Asikuma Community Facility
A 12-unit modern washroom handed to the community in November 2025, extending our work beyond the Oti Region pilot and advancing our 120 Facility Sanitation Expansion Plan across Ghana.
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Nkonya Senior High School
A 12-seater girls' facility, completion of a 25-unit washroom, and a roofed connecting walkway. $30K+, 120 days, 37 units.
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Sanitopia & HealthFab
Facilities alone do not keep a girl in school. Alongside our sanitation blocks, HealthFab supplies patented reusable, eco-friendly menstrual products, turning infrastructure into a complete hygiene solution.
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Solar-powered Sanitation Block — Model 1
Our standard model: solar panels, a mechanised borehole, septic tank and a layout designed for under 600 daily users.
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Waste-to-Energy Block — Model 2
Where daily population exceeds 600, the facility captures and reuses waste for kitchen energy and produces nutrient-rich slurry as fertiliser.
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