YHFG shares Girls Remedial School Success Story!
Mavis Aboko, a 2018 beneficiary of Girls Remedial School. She graduated from the University of Education, Winneba with a first degree in Political Science. She
@YHFG, we enable self-reliant youth, to live in a more equal, healthy, and prosperous society
We are organising our activities in 4 main programme areas that are strongly interconnected.
We are organising our activities in 4 main programme areas that are strongly interconnected.
Our education programmes are aimed at promoting 100 percent access of children to primary and secondary education
This programme was built to provide appropriate education and Supporting right-based Advocacy activities
This programme is aimed at providing step-up opportunities for young people to build up working experience and entrepreneurial skills
Our agri-business and market access programmes are focused on helping to improve the farmer's economic situation.
Founded by a group of young people led by John Krugu who were fed up with the challenging situation of Ghana’s youth in the North
The Foundation works to attract young people that are passionate about exploring ideas and implementing solutions to their current problems.
Meaningful youth participation is a key principle in the work of the Foundation.
Mavis Aboko, a 2018 beneficiary of Girls Remedial School. She graduated from the University of Education, Winneba with a first degree in Political Science. She
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