Amaya for Africa
Ghana
Fashion as a livelihood, made in Ghana.
The Community.
Amaya for Africa is Letitia's project, a fashion social enterprise and collective built over years. It works with independent makers in Ghana, giving them the tools, training, workspace and route to sell. These are not employees. They are makers building their own businesses inside a collective that has their back.
Community Dream
What we are co creating
Micro fashion businesses in Ghana that stand on their own, and the online shopfront that carries their work worldwide. In the UK, Letitia sells the makers' work through an ethical shop that also stocks Elev-Eight community products from Kenya and Colombia at no fee to us.
What's needed for growth
• Product photography and cataloguing
• E-commerce setup and fulfilment
• Maker storytelling and consent
• Market access
Our Story Together
The project.
The Vision
What we are co-creating
Micro fashion businesses in Ghana that stand on their own, and the online shopfront that carries their work worldwide. In the UK, Letitia sells the makers' work through an ethical shop that also stocks Elev-Eight community products from Kenya and Colombia at no fee to us.
What's needed for growth
• Product photography and cataloguing
• E-commerce setup and fulfilment
• Maker storytelling and consent
• Market access
Be part of the story.
Visit and learn directly from the community or support through artisan pieces and gift vouchers.
We don’t ask for donations.
Instead, we collaborate with communities to co-create physical and digital products, from recipes to experiences, that you can buy, gift, or enjoy.
Every purchase fuels local learning, reinvests into community growth, and supports long-term self-sustainability.
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THE POWER OF THE COLLECTIVE
Social media for social elevation.
Every like, share and view generates income for creators and funds real community projects. This is what the power of the collective looks like.