Empowering girls aged 10–25 in rural Ghanaian communities through education, vocational skills, and health because when you educate a girl, you change a nation.
We work to achieve SDG 3 : Good Health, SDG 4 : Quality Education, and SDG 5 : Gender Equality for girls in rural Ghana.
Our StoryEvery programme we run directly contributes to three of the UN's Sustainable Development Goals : ensuring our work has measurable, globally recognised impact.
Every programme we run is built around three areas that give girls a complete foundation for a thriving future.
Supporting girls with school uniforms, books, and resources so no girl misses quality schooling due to poverty or circumstance.
Providing vocational training and life skills that open doors beyond the classroom and equip girls to build independent livelihoods.
Delivering empowering education on menstrual hygiene, teenage pregnancy prevention, and breast and cervical cancer awareness.
Clear, measurable goals that guide every partnership, programme, and initiative we undertake.
Ensure every girl acquires knowledge through formal or informal education, regardless of her background or community.
Build partnerships with private and public NGOs to amplify our reach and deliver on our mandate to support girls.
Educate girls on menstrual hygiene, teenage pregnancy, and awareness of breast and cervical cancer for lifelong wellbeing.
Champion equality by giving every girl the tools, voice, and confidence to know her rights and claim her worth.
Concrete actions we are taking now to make a tangible difference in rural Ghanaian communities.
School uniforms & books
Sanitary essentials
Vocational training
Health equipment for rural clinics
Menstrual & cancer health talks
A dedicated group of women driving change from the ground up in Ghana. Tap any card to learn more.





"If you educate a man, you educate an individual but if you educate a woman, you educate a nation.": The mission behind 360 Girls Foundation
Based in Madina, Accra : serving rural communities across Greater Accra and beyond.