Curious Minds-Ghana

Curious Minds-Ghana Curious Minds is a young people-led non-profit based in Ghana that works to ensure that all children and youth are well informed.

Young People's Development Think-Tank

Let’s talk periods. 🩸Is it normal for your menstrual cycle to change from month to month?HINT: Many things can influence...
18/09/2026

Let’s talk periods. 🩸

Is it normal for your menstrual cycle to change from month to month?

HINT: Many things can influence your cycle from month to month. But what do you think?

Drop a YES or NO, with your reasons, in the comments. 👇🏾

The answer is coming next.

Clean communities start with active hands and shared responsibility, helping young people and community members build a ...
17/09/2026

Clean communities start with active hands and shared responsibility, helping young people and community members build a healthier environment, take local action, and confidently create a greener future together.

That’s why for World Cleanup Day 2026, we are taking action in Coaltar in the Ayensuano District with a powerful day of community impact! Together with our partners, we're empowering young people to take meaningful action for cleaner communities and a greener future; one street, one tree, and one community at a time.

There would also be an activation on Yoma, where young people will have the opportunity to explore learning opportunities and access the Yoma platform.

👀 Think you know how STIs spread? Think again!STIs can spread through different types of sexual contact, and pe*******on...
16/09/2026

👀 Think you know how STIs spread? Think again!

STIs can spread through different types of sexual contact, and pe*******on is not always required. Condoms significantly reduce the risk of many STIs, but they cannot fully protect against infections spread through skin not covered by a condom.

Take a look at the guide and test your knowledge. 🧐 You might be surprised by some of the answers!

Know the risk. Know the facts. Protect your sexual health.

Literacy is more than reading and writing. It is the power to understand, question, create, and make informed decisions....
08/09/2026

Literacy is more than reading and writing. It is the power to understand, question, create, and make informed decisions.

In today’s rapidly changing world, being literate also means knowing how to navigate digital spaces, identify reliable information, and think critically about what we see and share.

This International Literacy Day, we celebrate the knowledge and skills that empower young people to participate, lead, and create opportunities for themselves and their communities. As we reflect on this year’s focus on literacy for people, the planet, and prosperity, let us continue working towards a future where every young person has access to the knowledge they need to thrive.

Happy World Sexual Health Day!
04/09/2026

Happy World Sexual Health Day!

You don’t have to navigate endometriosis alone.Living with endometriosis can be physically and emotionally challenging, ...
04/09/2026

You don’t have to navigate endometriosis alone.

Living with endometriosis can be physically and emotionally challenging, but having the right support can make the journey easier.

Talk to a healthcare provider about your symptoms and treatment options. Connect with supportive communities, and help those around you understand endometriosis so that pain and stigma don’t become part of the burden.

Most importantly, your pain is real, and asking for help is not an overreaction.

Knowledge, support, and open conversations can help reduce isolation and improve quality of life.

Did you know endometriosis affects about 1 in 10 people who menstruate worldwide, yet many still face long delays before...
01/09/2026

Did you know endometriosis affects about 1 in 10 people who menstruate worldwide, yet many still face long delays before getting a diagnosis?

Symptoms can vary widely. Some people experience severe pain, while others may have mild or no symptoms at all.

Stigma, lack of awareness, and the tendency to dismiss painful periods can all contribute to delayed diagnosis.

Knowing the facts matters. Speaking up about symptoms matters. Seeking care matters.

Let’s keep the conversation going and make endometriosis harder to ignore.

Living with endometriosis? Here are a few things that may help. 👇🏾Managing endometriosis isn’t only about medication. So...
27/08/2026

Living with endometriosis? Here are a few things that may help. 👇🏾

Managing endometriosis isn’t only about medication. Some everyday habits can help make symptoms more manageable:

🔥 Heat therapy for pelvic pain
🚶🏾‍♀️ Gentle movement like walking, yoga or stretching
🥗 A balanced diet
😴 Enough sleep and stress management
📝 A symptom diary to track patterns and share with your healthcare provider

These tips can complement medical treatment, but they don’t replace professional care.

Find what works for your body, listen to your symptoms, and don’t be afraid to seek help.

What does endometriosis mean for future fertility? 🤔For some people, endometriosis can make it harder to get pregnant la...
24/08/2026

What does endometriosis mean for future fertility? 🤔

For some people, endometriosis can make it harder to get pregnant later in life. But an endometriosis diagnosis does not mean you cannot have children.

Early diagnosis and appropriate treatment can help manage symptoms and support future fertility. Treatment may include medication, surgery where needed, or other medical support depending on a person’s situation.

The takeaway? Don’t ignore persistent symptoms. The sooner you speak to a healthcare provider, the sooner you can understand what’s happening and explore your options. 🩺

21/08/2026

Adolescent pregnancy and drug abuse continue to affect the well-being and opportunities of young people within the Asene Manso Akroso District. Recognising the need for stronger community action, we took the sexual and reproductive health conversation to the streets through a two-day community float across the district.

Over the two days, we brought together our Youth Champions and district stakeholders from Social Welfare and Community Development, Ghana Health Service, Narcotics Control Commission, and Ghana Education Service to engage residents with practical messages on preventing adolescent pregnancy and STIs, menstrual health and hygiene, accessing accurate SRH information and services, and the adverse effect of drug abuse.

We also re-introduced our Youth Champions to residents, strengthening their visibility and laying the foundation for continued community engagement.

Together, we can build safer, informed and supportive communities where every young person has the knowledge and support to make informed choices and thrive.

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