In a concerted effort to foster youth empowerment and self-reliance, the Groom Young Africa Network (GYAN) in partnership with the Revival Educational Complex with the theme;Empower hands,Empower minds.
The initiative is designed to provide students with foundational training aimed at achieving economic independence and preparing them for responsible adulthood.
Speaking to the media ,Asantewaa Brobbey, Operations Director for GYAN, emphasized the critical importance of guiding youth during their formative years.
"The young minds community needs to be well-guarded regarding their decisions at this tender stage, which is the primary goal of GYAN," Ms. Brobbey stated.
She further appealed for expanded support and partnerships to enable the organization to scale its outreach across wider communities in Ghana and beyond.
School authorities have warmly welcomed the initiative. David Abban Ayiku, Assistant Headmaster of Revival Educational Complex, noted that the collaboration will play an instrumental role in preparing students for their future aspirations.
"This partnership goes a long way to prepare the students for their aspiring future," Mr. Ayiku said. He urged other non-governmental organizations across Ghana to emulate GYAN’s gesture to help shape the dreams of the nation's future leaders.
Focus on Health and Nutrition
The program also addressed critical health and wellness components necessary for holistic youth development.
Addressing students and parents, healthcare professional Zeinab Ibrahim underscored the importance of dietary consciousness in preventing unforeseen health complications.
"The easiest way to do away with unforeseen health issues is by paying enough attention to what we consume," Ms. Ibrahim advised, recommending a diet rich in organic foods over artificial alternatives.
She also issued a direct call to parents to closely monitor their children's dietary habits, specifically urging them to minimize the consumption of high-sugar foods.
