What gets measured gets improved. If Ghanaian cities want to truly serve their young people, they must track the right data. This blog outlines five core pillars every mayor should monitor to build cities where young people can thrive.
What makes a city truly work for its young people? It’s not just about parks or programs—it’s about opportunities, participation, and purpose. This article explores why youth-friendly cities are essential for inclusive growth and what it takes to build one where young voices shape the future
The Youth Leadership and Advocacy Training empowers leaders aged 18-29 with the tools and knowledge to engage in local governance and advocate for their peers.
On 28 November 2024, the Young and Safe project of Healthy Cities for Adolescents programme brought together 30 young people, city authorities, and relevant stakeholders in Ho Municipality for the […]
Join us for the Young and Loud Festival 2024 in Ho, Ghana, on November 16, 2024! Celebrate youth creativity through street art, workshops, and a talent competition, advocating for skills, opportunities, and jobs.
The Young and Safe Project under the Healthy Cities for Adolescents Program – II held a two-day Young and Safe bootcamp at Taviefe Senior High School on August 24th and 25th, 2024, bringing together 118 students to equip them with tools to manage their well-being proactively on sexual reproductive health, mental health, and cyber health.