Non-traditional TVET
Women are encouraged to explore technical fields and skilled work beyond traditional expectations.
Women and Youth Empowerment
Skills, livelihoods and public advocacy that expand opportunity for women and young people.
What this work means
Women and young people are central to stronger households and communities. This cross-cutting programme brings together vocational training, livelihood support, enterprise learning and advocacy for greater participation in Ghana's economy.
Areas of action
Fashion and equipment support
Training enrollment and sewing equipment help young people begin practical learning.
Enterprise and customer care
Public education connects entrepreneurship with service, confidence and job creation.
Women's livelihoods
Community programmes support fishmongers, widows, older women and other groups facing economic barriers.
Documented activity
These examples come directly from the Foundation’s supplied programme record.
Women Can Be Engineers
Activities in 2020 and 2022 introduced women to technical and vocational possibilities.
Almost 650 women gathered
Source material reports that a women's empowerment activity in Nungua on 1 May 2023 reached almost 650 women.
Women's Dialogue 2025
The Foundation's founder joined national conversations focused on women's rights, equity and empowerment.
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