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Foundation updates
Partnerships, field updates, and organizational announcements.
Somnia Osbrain Foundation partners with GlobalGiving
After completing GlobalGiving’s Pathway program, SOF became a vetted partner in September 2024.
Read update →Breast cancer awareness session
An educational session raised awareness about breast cancer.
Read update →Fashion design and technology programme launched
An after-school programme joining fashion with technology, plus an awareness workshop for educators.
Read update →Young mothers learn baking and self-development
YMEP baking sessions reached Awudome Avenui, Hlefi, Awudome Bame, and Bakpe.
Read update →Annual health insurance renewal
The foundation supports yearly health-insurance renewal and registration for people in its communities.
Read update →Community discipline discussion at Hlefi-Bakpe
Hon. Amanor David Narh asked chiefs and elders to restore discipline aimed at moral development.
Read update →Sewing machines for TVET girls, with Feminine Star Africa
New sewing machines and technical materials reached girls in senior high schools offering vocational courses.
Read update →Meeting with Hon. Bismark Tay, 6 September 2022
A conversation on organisational restructuring with the Volta chair of the United Nations Association of Ghana.
Read update →Memorandum with Youth Impact Foundation and Sisterhood Ghana
On 23 August 2022 the three organisations agreed to back Pad for Girls and rural youth entrepreneurship.
Read update →Sanitary pad bank opens at Bame and Bakpe
Pad banks at two schools, plus a former Bame student sponsoring pads each month.
Read update →Community engagement at Bakpe, 28 July 2022
Leaders were asked to build a secure environment where girls can take part in decisions.
Read update →Ho West Assembly and Social Welfare stand with girls’ education
The District Assembly and Social Welfare partnered with the foundation on education and entrepreneurship for girls and teenage mothers.
Read update →Consultation with the Ho West Education Directorate
The foundation aligned its girls’ work with the Ghana Education Service pregnancy prevention and re-entry policy.
Read update →Menstrual health education with Awudome Avenui nurses
Nurses taught girls, boys, teenage mothers, and parents about menstrual health and family planning.
Read update →HTU and NTC students trained to support vulnerable girls
More than a hundred students gained skills to help girls and teenage mothers during national service.
Read update →2021 Community Engagement Series in Hlefi-Bakpe
Mrs. Wendy Hushie and community leaders joined the foundation’s 2021 engagement with Hlefi-Bakpe residents.
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