AYA Centre

AYA Centre The Aya Centre is a multi-service organization designed to enhance the learning experience and cultu

The Aya Centre is a single-purpose, multi-service organization designed to enhance the learning experience and cultural awareness of persons traveling to Ghana. We are also committed to contributing to the development of Ghana in particular and Africa in general. Towards this end, we are able to provide groups with opportunities to engage in a variety of learning experiences during their stay in G

hana including classroom instruction, community service projects, and internship arrangements. In short, at the Aya Centre depending on you and/or your group’s unique interests, needs, preferences, and goals we can make all of the necessary arrangements to ensure that your time in the Republic of Ghana is well spent!

Ghana is a peaceful and beautiful nation, and nature is undoubtedly a beautiful thing, especially when you visit Aya Ce...
11/10/2025

Ghana is a peaceful and beautiful nation, and nature is undoubtedly a beautiful thing, especially when you visit Aya Centre, you will surely not regret it.

20/02/2025

Immerse yourself in Ghana's unique cultural heritage, rich history, and incredible natural beauty. Contact AYA Centre to learn more.

Learn, serve and explore
22/10/2024

Learn, serve and explore

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08/10/2024
Exploring the upper regions of GHANA, Salaga Slave Market, meeting the chief of Salaga, visiting the mystic stone and an...
20/01/2020

Exploring the upper regions of GHANA, Salaga Slave Market, meeting the chief of Salaga, visiting the mystic stone and an old lady who processes Shea butter in larabanga, later followed by a safari ride at Mole National Park

A visit to the Kente Weaving Site and Cocoa farm in adanwomase village
20/01/2020

A visit to the Kente Weaving Site and Cocoa farm in adanwomase village

This group started with lots of smiles and excitement; visits to the Assin Manso Slave river where captives took their l...
20/01/2020

This group started with lots of smiles and excitement; visits to the Assin Manso Slave river where captives took their last bath before they were taken to the castles; from there they embarked on the unforgettable voyage, the Kakum National Park, Cape Coast Castle and Elmina Castle. Anomabo beach resort was the spot for our relaxations

Address

East Legon
Accra

Opening Hours

Monday 08:30 - 16:30
Tuesday 08:30 - 16:30
Wednesday 08:30 - 16:30
Thursday 08:30 - 16:30
Friday 08:30 - 16:30

Telephone

+233-20-5073920

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