Victory Victory, a young girl from a rural community share with pride how she has become phenomenal and versatile. Joining a youth hub in her district has been a life-changing experience. “ I very much like the hub approach as it has made me a rounded person – I am an advocate, a community journalist and an entrepreneur,”  she shares with pride. With balancing these roles, she has also improved in her time management, communication, and leadership skills. “ I have to cope bei

Meet Bawa, a young entrepreneur who rose from being a washing bay attendant to an owner himself. Just like many young people, Bawa always thought starting his own business was farfetched. It demands a huge amount of money, many years of experience and public acceptance, all symptoms of “waiting for the rain”. Today, Bawa has been able to fight the thought of I need a lot of money to start my business t o starting his own washing bay business in Zabzugu. With his strong-will

Youth saving group gathered to make contribution In the Savannah Region, young people collectively saved GHC 75,051  equivalent  USD 6,806.3 , a feat that symbolizes #youth #resilience. It marks a powerful shift in mindset, where youth once constrained by limited #financial access are now driving their own #economic #transformation.  This wave of financial empowerment is spreading across 3 Northern regions under the Empowerment for Life (E4L)  program. Across 10 districts you

Francisca posed with her product Francisca Mbataah , a young entrepreneur from the Tatale district. She was running a modest snack business where sales were small, resources were limited, and her dream of growing into a recognized food entrepreneur felt far away. But things changed significantly after she joined YEFL’s Entrepreneurship Bootcamp in 2024 under the E4L phase IV. Equipped with new knowledge in business management, financial literacy, and innovation, Francisca t