Wireless Ghana Projects, Developed and managed by Wireless Ghana, a projects are focused on

making internet connectivity in rural areas a reality. The project started in 2005 in response to the

local community's requests for connectivity to help them break their isolation, move their children and community closer to the 21st century, and be competitive with their urban counterparts. The project started in the Akuapem North District with it core centre based in Apirede Akuapem, and sub stations at Abiriw. The past few years have seen Wireless Ghana helping other communitties throughout the country.

The management committee together with the Chief and Elders monitor the activities/management closely to help create a professional environment, and professionally ensure that services/activities and orders are of quality and delivered on time.

The Wireless Ghana projects are offered at no cost to this communities, and such projects include:

1. Training rural schoolchildren and teachers in and use of Information and Communication Technology.(ICT)
2. Empowering rural communities by providing access to information.
3. Providing and using ICT to help increase direct participation in development and decision-making processes at local and national levels.
4. How to make Internet access in rural communities a reality.