Youth Impact Foundation
Memorandum of 23 August 2022 covering Pad for Girls and the Rural Youth Entrepreneurship Project, signed in Ho.
Partnerships
Who we work with
Each relationship is labelled at the strength the foundation’s profile actually states.
Memorandum
A written agreement is on record.
Sisterhood Ghana
Party to the 23 August 2022 memorandum with the foundation and Youth Impact Foundation, based in Ho.
Funding platform
A vetted channel for international gifts.
GlobalGiving
Vetted partner since September 2024, after the foundation completed the GlobalGiving Pathway programme.
Visit →Methodology
A method the foundation uses, with credit to its source.
Mercy Corps GirlSPARKS
Source of the girl-centered design method the foundation uses: Find Her, Listen to Her, Design with Her.
Collaboration
Joint field work with schools, districts, and organisations.
Volta Pads
Reusable-pad education reaching more than 200 students, shifting girls from traditional cloth to certified materials.
Feminine Star Africa
Provided new sewing machines and technical materials for girls in senior high schools offering TVET courses.
Ho West District Assembly
With Social Welfare, supports the foundation’s goal of education and entrepreneurship for girls and teenage mothers.
Ho West Social Welfare and Community Development
District partner for adolescent reproductive health, family planning, and the Community Engagement Series. District Director Kumfo Rolland has joined field engagements.
Ho West District Education Directorate
Consulted on the foundation’s support for the Ghana Education Service pregnancy prevention and re-entry policy.
Department of Gender, Ho
Named in the profile among the stakeholders the foundation engages on girls’ welfare.
Bakpe D/A Basic School
School community for the Nunya Fund and a sanitary pad bank. Head Teacher Mrs. Wendy Hushie joined the 2021 engagement series.
Awudome-Bame EP Primary and JHS
Host of a sanitary pad bank. A former student now sponsors pads for girls at the school.
Ho Technical University
Students trained to support vulnerable girls during national service, including reusable-pad and skills sessions.
Nursing Training College, Ho
Students joined HTU peers in skills sessions aimed at protecting girls’ access to sanitary pads.
Engagement
A recorded meeting. Not described as a standing partnership.
Hon. Bismark Tay and the United Nations Association of Ghana, Volta
A 6 September 2022 meeting on organisational restructuring. Recorded as an engagement, not a standing partnership. Mr. Golomeke Selorm attended as Deputy Director of Operations at that time; he is not on the current organisational chart.