Core Initiatives
The foundation focuses on four distinct initiatives designed to address the specific needs of girls and women in Ghana.
1. Training Girls and Women in Tech.
Equipping girls and women with foundational and advanced tech skills for career growth and entrepreneurial success.
Offering, high-quality training in areas such as cybersecurity, business analytics, and software development to prepare them for in-demand tech roles.
Establishing The Kwadie Club by the AbenaOye Foundation as a platform to provide practical training and mentorship to girls in junior and senior high schools, universities, and beyond.
2. Tech Education for Rural and Less Privileged Girls and Women.
Designing specialized tech education programs tailored to the unique challenges of girls and women in rural and underserved communities.
Deploying mobile learning hubs and tech labs to ensure access to digital tools and education.
Bridging the digital divide to create opportunities for girls and women in low-resource areas.
3. Bridging Agriculture and Technology for Women Farmers.
Empowering women farmers with access to agri-tech tools like farm management software, IoT solutions, and AI-driven analytics.
Partnering with agricultural institutions and tech organizations to introduce cost-effective digital solutions that enhance productivity and sustainability.
Providing financial literacy training to women farmers and access to digital financial tools to support economic freedom.
4. Mentorship for Girls and Women.
Establishing structured mentorship programs to guide girls and women through various career stages—from entry-level to senior leadership roles.
Facilitating networking opportunities and peer mentorship to build confidence, leadership, and resilience.
Support Our Initiatives
Every initiative you see here is a step toward empowering women and communities. If you’d like to collaborate, contribute, or simply learn more about how to support these efforts, reach out to us today.