SEND GHANA was established on August 4, 1998 with the maiden name Social Enterprise Development Foundation of West Africa.

The organisation has evolved into a reputable and credible national Non-Governmental Organisation with specialty in;

a: Policy research and advocacy focusing on pro-poor  policy and development programme monitoring in Ghana and 

b:  Service delivery through the promotion of livelihoods security.

SEND GHANA implemented its first programme dubbed the Eastern Corridor Livelihoods Security Promotion Programme (ECLSPP) with the aim of addressing practical development needs of communities in the eastern corridor of Ghana through an integrated approach to service delivery. The programme in Eastern Corridor was fragmented into projects for:  (1) food security through cooperation, (2) human rights and peace education, (3) rural youth, self-employment and reproductive health and (4) rural commercial and micro-financial services.

By 2008, the ECLSPP had reached out to a wide range of groups with significant impact following successes earlier chalked.