Mental Health
Our second mental health session at the Senior Correctional Centre on August 3, 2026, led by Mr. Michael Darko, became a turning point—shifting from…
Learn moreHands-on training in soap making, bleach and fabric-softener production, hairdressing, bead-making, tailoring and carpentry — practical trades that turn into livelihoods.
At the heart of our work is practical, marketable skills training. Inside Ghana's correctional centres, we run hands-on workshops where young people learn trades they can build a living from after release.
So far our participants have been trained in soap making, bleach making, fabric-softener production and hairdressing, as well as bead-making, tailoring and carpentry. Each skill is chosen for its real demand in local markets, so graduates can earn an honest income and stand on their own feet.
Training is paired with guidance on pricing, packaging and selling, so participants leave not just with a skill, but with the beginnings of a small enterprise.
Our second mental health session at the Senior Correctional Centre on August 3, 2026, led by Mr. Michael Darko, became a turning point—shifting from…
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Workshops in communication, financial literacy, self-discipline and emotional resilience that rebuild confidence and prepare young people for life beyond the walls.
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Introducing inmates to design tools like Canva, branding and copyright basics — opening a new narrative and modern, marketable skills.
Learn moreYour support gives juveniles in Ghana's correctional centres the skills, dignity and second chance they deserve. Stand with us today.