The Pearl House
The Pearl House, Inc.
Tulsa, OK, United States
About
Founded in 2013, The Pearl House is a charity based in Tulsa, United States working on children & youth, education, mental health +1 more.
The Pearl House is a Christian nonprofit organisation founded in 2013 to empower vulnerable girls and young women in rural Ghana. It provides residential care, counselling and trauma-informed healing through its Haven, education through Pearl House Academy and Pearl College, and vocational training through its Career Centers. Its work focuses on protecting girls at risk of abuse, child marriage and trafficking, and on preparing them for education, careers and leadership in their communities. The organisation is headquartered in Tulsa, Oklahoma, with operations in Winneba, Ghana, and employs more than 70 Ghanaian staff.
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Pearl House Academy
Education · Ghana
Christian schools providing private education to Pearl House residents and the surrounding community in Winneba.
Pearl House Haven
Mental health · Ghana
Counselling centre, shelter and residential complex providing trauma-informed care and healing for young women.
Pearl House Residential Care
Children & Youth · Ghana
Safe, loving home for at-risk girls aged 10 and older, offering shelter, education and discipleship.
Pearl House Career Centers
Employment & Skills · Ghana
Two-year vocational training for women aged 16 to 21 in learning a trade and opening a small business.
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