Current Projects

The Power to You(th) Programme connects Ghana to 6 other implementing countries with a strong focus on southern leadership and a principle of co-creation. PtY focuses on the following key areas teenage pregnancy, child marriage, SGBV etc.

Catalyzing stakeholders’ response to teaching of Reproductive Health Education (RHE) in Northern Ghana  is a project which seeks to support the delivery of safer, healthier and inclusive schools and community environments for all young people to reduced adolescent pregnancy, and gender equality in the district.

The IC4C Project funded by AXIS-Denmark seeks to enhance the provision of age and content appropriate RHE to young people by equipping teachers with the relevant knowledge and skills needed to teach RHE in schools.

The Enough project seeks to create an enabling environment for women and girls to know, claim and exercise their rights to ending Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV) in Ghana, Liberia, and Mali through taking positive actions. The project partners in Ghana include Oxfam, WiLDAF, and eight (8) subgrantees third parties (CSOs).

HerStart is a 7-year project designed by YCI, in partnership with leading local organizations, with the goal to foster and create innovative solutions for a more equitable and prosperous economy within Ghana, Zanzibar and Uganda.

The Digital Property Tax Initiative is a 2-year initiative implemented by Oxfam and Norsaac to increase revenues for the government while reducing the unfair tax burden on women and young people.

The project recognizes the existence of vibrant women/girls’ groups and therefore seeks to support these groups to strengthen their agency through the Girls Advisory Council (GAC) – a girls’ network that focus on influencing girls-led programming at all levels.  

The USAID’s  ASBC project is a five-year (5) $29.1million project, implemented by a consortium of FHI 360 (the prime partner), Norsaac, Savannah Signatures, Mullen Lowe, and the Ghana Community Radio Network (GCRN). ASBC continues USAID’s long investment in the Ghana Health Service (GHS).

Promoting Adolescents Safe Spaces (PASS) project is an adolescent-led project that focus on ensuring that adolescent girls (10-19) at risk or affected by child marriage in programme areas are empowered.

Young Female Platforms (YFP) was established in 2009 by Norsaac and its partner Actionaid Ghana to grow the leadership potentials and capacities of young women to reduce the low number of women in decision making at all levels. 

The Power to Choose (P2C) is a seven-year SRHR project, which seeks to have increased enjoyment of health-related human rights by the most marginalized and vulnerable right holders, particularly women, adolescent girls, and children in the Savelugu and Sagnarigu municipalities.

Under PEI-WAY project, Norsaac has trained 40 young people from Karaga and MMD on skills (craftmanship) to enable them to earn decent income, youth with these skills are practically challenged to raise the needed resources to produce artifacts and sell to the natives.

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