Ama was 14 when she attended her first 360 Girls Foundation health talk in her community.
Every number here is a girl who gained knowledge, dignity, or confidence. Every story is proof that when you invest in a girl, you change everything around her.
These are not statistics. These are real moments from real girls in real communities across Ghana.
Ama was 14 when she attended her first 360 Girls Foundation health talk in her community.
Efua joined a vocational skills session run by 360 Girls Foundation in her community.
Akosua had been out of school for a term because her family could not afford the school uniform or exercise books.
A record of the real work done on the ground across Ghana since we were founded in 2022.
Community workshops on menstrual hygiene, teenage pregnancy prevention, and breast and cervical cancer awareness delivered to girls aged 10–25.
Greater Accra & Eastern RegionDistribution of school uniforms, exercise books, pens, and learning materials to girls in rural communities who cannot afford them.
Ashanti, Central & AccraProvision of sanitary pads, soap, and hygiene essentials to ensure girls do not miss school days due to lack of menstrual supplies.
Multiple CommunitiesPractical hands-on training in sewing, catering, beauty, and other income-generating skills to equip girls beyond formal schooling.
Eastern & Volta RegionDonation of health equipment to rural clinics in underserved communities to improve healthcare access for girls and women.
Northern RegionPublic campaigns, social media outreach, and community dialogues raising awareness about gender equality and girls' rights in Ghana.
NationwideThe story of 360 Girls Foundation from its founding moment to today.
A glimpse into the real work happening across Ghanaian communities. Click any photo to enlarge.
Every programme maps directly to three United Nations Sustainable Development Goals : our impact is globally recognised and measurable.
Our reproductive health workshops, sanitary kit distributions, and rural clinic equipment donations directly advance health access and literacy for girls in underserved communities.
School uniform drives, exercise book donations, and vocational training programmes ensure girls can access and stay in education : both formal and skills-based : regardless of their economic circumstances.
Everything we do is built on the principle that girls deserve equal access, equal knowledge, and equal opportunity. Our advocacy, workshops, and programmes champion the rights and voices of girls across Ghana.
"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 · Founded 2022, Madina, Ghana