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TeenTalkGH is a non-governmental youth organization.The organization is born out of the fact that, the two founders realized a gap in youth development.

11/04/2026

An insightful and engaging evening at Delagio, where Teen Talk Ghana’s Executive Director joined fellow civil society leaders for a dinner meeting with the German Ambassador 🇩🇪.

The discussions centered on strengthening partnerships, sharing experiences, and exploring collaborative opportunities to advance youth development, stabilization and community resilience in the Upper West Region of Ghana.

Thanks to the Coastal States Stability Mechanism for this opportunity.

08/04/2026

Youth Peace Training Culminates in Inter‑Ethnic Networks in the Upper West Region.

Teen Talk Ghana delivered interactive workshops in Lambussie and Sissala West, supported by the Coastal States Stability Mechanism (CSSM) and the Government of Ghana, equipping young leaders with skills in peacebuilding, conflict‑sensitive communication, dialogue facilitation, and preventing substance misuse. The sessions culminated in the formation of Inter‑Ethnic Youth Peace Networks linking Sissala, Dagaaba, Fulbe, and other communities.

Participants endorsed the “Verify Before Mobilize” principle to discourage rumour‑driven tensions and committed to community outreach through radio discussions, school engagements, and dialogue forums to promote peaceful co‑existence and safer communities.

05/04/2026

Happy Easter to our Christian brothers and sisters.

03/04/2026

To all our Christian brothers and sisters,🙏

31/03/2026

Stakeholders have pledged their support for the "Inter-ethnic Youth Action Against Division and Drug Abuse" project by committing to the development of improved early-warning and incident-reporting systems, increased transparency in community policing, confidentiality protections for informants, and the establishment of regular dialogue platforms to foster collaboration between youth and security actors.

23/03/2026

Stakeholders Align on a Prevention‑First Approach in Upper West Region.

Teen Talk Ghana brought together traditional authorities, youth leaders, Queen Mothers, district officials, Fulbe representatives, and security institutions in Wa for a collaborative dialogue on strengthening social cohesion and addressing division and drug use in Lambussie and Sissala West.

Supported by the Coastal States Stability Mechanism (CSSM) and the Government of Ghana, stakeholders reviewed the initiative’s goals, refined criteria for the Inter‑Ethnic Youth Peace Network, and reaffirmed their role in championing youth‑led dialogue and community outreach.

Discussions highlighted the importance of rebuilding trust between youth and security agencies, prioritising prevention and mentorship, and advancing community‑driven solutions to local tensions, substance misuse, and cross‑border risks.

Partners agreed that this effort builds on earlier peace and resilience work, reinforcing a shared commitment to strengthen social cohesion and youth participation in peacebuilding.

20/03/2026

Happy Eid to all our Muslim brothers and sisters🙏

16/03/2026

Teen Talk Ghana had the privilege of participating in an engagement session with visiting donors in Tamale, to share reflections on our works under initiatives supported by the Coastal States Stability Mechanism (CSSM).

During the session, partners highlighted how their interventions are contributing to community-level stability across Northern Ghana.

Discussions focused on key areas including the implementation of farmer–herder bylaws, youth engagement for violence prevention, women’s leadership and mediation, governance reforms, and strengthening inter-ethnic collaboration.

The exchange provided an opportunity to demonstrate how community-driven initiatives are improving safety, promoting inclusion, and strengthening resilience within communities.

Teen Talk Ghana remains committed to working with partners and communities to advance ,youth development,peace building,Preventing Violent Extremism and sustainable development in Northern Ghana.

13/03/2026

Teen Talk Ghana had the pleasure of hosting the Regional Coordinating Director (RCD) for a productive engagement focused on strengthening collaboration between government and civil society in advancing youth development in the region.

The meeting provided an opportunity to explore areas of mutual interest, share insights, and identify pathways for deeper partnership in empowering young people and supporting initiatives that promote leadership, participation, and community development.

Teen Talk Ghana remains committed to working closely with government and stakeholders to create opportunities for young people to thrive and contribute meaningfully to national development.

08/03/2026

Today, we join the global community in celebrating International Women’s Day 2026 💜🌍

At Teen Talk Ghana, we believe that empowered girls and young women are key to building resilient and thriving communities.

Happy International Women’s Day!

06/03/2026

Happy Independence day to mother Ghana❣️

01/01/2026

May 2026 be filled with peace and blessings for all.

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Dankpalihi Street
Wa
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Opening Hours

Monday	09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday	09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday	09:00 - 17:00
Thursday	09:00 - 17:00
Friday	09:00 - 17:00
Saturday	09:00 - 17:00

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+233248120587

Website

http://www.teentalkgh.org/

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