The Boys and Girls Club of Ghana operates across four branches: Gomoa Dogo, Ekumfi, Anomabo, and Bortianor. Currently, BGC Ghana is located in 41 schools, serving over 2,000 youth. The organization uses volunteers to assist children in their homework, organize evening and vacation classes to enable them to perform well at the junior high school levels. Professor Patricia Essilfie, the founder of the Boys and Girls Club of Ghana, said the aim is to be a lifeline or learning coach to school children and youth to pursue their passion, provide them with tools to learn, and the freedom to grow. The organization works with children, youth, families, and communities. Members are guided by the following values: higher academic achievements, career development, leadership, character development, arts and cultural development, health and life skills, sports, fitness, and recreation.

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