Case Studies | Plan International Ghana

Yaa Kpodo: Gender-based violence undermines the principles of…

A 20-year-old student from Ghana, Yaa Kpodo acts to improve the lives of girls and young women in her country by campaigning for gender equality.

Girls speak out on national issues

Linda and Mary went on a media tour to urge the government to eliminate the tax on sanitary products and advocate for girls’ rights.

Boosting women’s opportunities in 15 communities

Advocacy and dialogue sessions were hosted in 15 locations to boost women's opportunities within the community.

Successful Ghanaian women inspire next generation of female…

Ghanaian girls had the opportunity to meet successful female leaders and discuss their experiences at an event organised by Plan International.

New skills and positive futures for female prisoners

Female prisoners are learning new skills so they can create a better future through training from Plan International Ghana and partners.

The radio show giving unmarried mothers a voice in Ghana

Nimaatu broadcasts in her local dialect with the aim of reaching as many people as possible, promoting the better treatment of unmarried mothers, and ending the shame and stigma surrounding…

Steel bender boosts his skills and his business

Solomon Alhassan, 41, runs successful steel bending business. He has trained over 100 young apprentices.

“I want to break the cycle of limitations placed on women…

After marrying at 16, Ikilimah is now turning her life around and is planning a career in construction following training from Plan International Ghana.

Health and gender equality strengthened in 5 countries

We’re removing barriers to quality health services girls and young women face in Bangladesh, Ghana, Haiti, Nigeria and Senegal to reduce maternal and child mortality.

Women’s businesses become more innovative and profitable

Through its Women’s Innovation for Sustainable Enterprise project, Plan International Ghana is supporting rural women to boost their businesses.

Skills and financial services for COVID-19-affected women

Women affected by the COVID-19 pandemic in Ghana are learning new skills and accessing financial services to create better futures for themselves.

Mobile phone repair skills help young people earn income

Plan International Ghana, alongside MTN Ghana, supported young people to learn skills in repairing mobile phones.