The King's Village is a development project located in Northern Ghana, dedicated to providing healthcare, education, and community development to the country's most impoverished communities. With a population of over 160,000 people, only 1 in 20 adults are literate, and 40 percent of children suffer the long-term consequences of malnutrition. The King's Village aims to make a difference by running a 24/7 medical center that offers emergency in-patient care, a full operating theater, and GP services.

Their nutritional center has served thousands of children, saving countless lives. Additionally, they have established two schools that provide primary and secondary education to children from 14 communities. Through their community development work, they have helped provide clean water and sanitation to more than 15,000 people.

The King's Village was founded in 1999 by Ben and Marion Owusu-Sekyere, and with the support of donors and sponsors, they have built a hospital, school, nutrition center, and staff residences. As a UK Charity established in 2019, The King's Village relies on the generosity of individuals, churches, schools, teachers, medics, and businesses to support their mission