As a mean to reduce unemployment among young women, we teach life skills to help them make ends meet.
Founded in 2020 by Pastor Caleb S. G. Dormah, who serves as the head pastor for Metro Harvest, The Church Without Walls, embodies a vision of societal transformation through rehabilitation and empowerment. Pastor Dormah’s leadership and dedication to this cause provide a strong foundation for the organization’s efforts in rehabilitating individuals and integrating them back into society.
Since its inception, Metro Harvest, A church without walls flagship program “Zogos We Care” has made significant strides in its mission, having successfully rehabilitated over 150 youths. This accomplishment speaks volumes about the effectiveness of the organization’s approach and the positive impact it has had on the lives of those it has served.
By equipping these individuals with essential work skills, the organization not only facilitates their reintegration into society but also empowers them to become valuable contributors to their communities.
Investing in drug rehabilitation services is not only essential for the present well-being of individuals but also crucial for shaping a brighter future.
Through interactive workshops, mentorship, and networking events, participants not only learn practical skills but also develop a deeper understanding of their potential and purpose.
Each program is designed to provide practical support, guidance, and resources to help individuals overcome challenges and build a brighter future. Explore our programs to learn more about how Metro Harvest can support you or someone you care about.
