SIMAH PROJECT
SIMAH PROJECT YOUTH HARVEST FOUNDATION GHANAShifting Gender Norms for Improved Maternal and Adolescent Health in The Gambia and Ghana (SIMAH) ProjectProject SummaryIn sub-Saharan Africa, access to youth-friendly Sexual and […]
SIMAH PROJECT YOUTH HARVEST FOUNDATION GHANAShifting Gender Norms for Improved Maternal and Adolescent Health in The Gambia and Ghana (SIMAH) ProjectProject SummaryIn sub-Saharan Africa, access to youth-friendly Sexual and […]
The Seamstresses Training Enterprise project (STEP UP) was initiated with the main goal of reducing poverty among young seamstresses and giving them control over their own lives. Every year a […]
Thousands of at-risk youths & young adults in Northern Ghana have never used a computer, let alone receive any basic training or education in ICT skills. Through the computer training […]
During the implementation of the first project in 2003, Youth Harvest Clubs were formed in various high schools in the Bolgatanga Municipal area. Though the project ended in 2004, the […]
YHFG knows that sports are very important for young people’s health. In addition, it is a great way of recreation. Playing and interacting in a team gives young people more […]
In Ghana, the age for starting primary school is six years. Basic education consists of nine years of schooling: six years of primary school and three years of Junior High […]
The Competitive African Rice Initiative (CARI) is a GIZ supported project which is being implemented in Ghana and in other parts of Africa with the main focus on the rice […]
The Ghana government, through the National Population Council and with technical support from civil society organisations has developed national guidelines on age-appropriate Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) to provide reproductive and […]
In furtherance of her efforts to empower young people to realize their full potential, the Youth Harvest Foundation Ghana in partnership with the GoalKeepers Accelerator Fund is implementing a project […]
High failure rate in the final exams of Junior and Senior High Schools is disproportionately affecting girl’s education and future prospects in the north of Ghana. Because of the free […]