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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.

29/07/2026

Teen Talk Ghana, in partnership with the Ghana Health Service, Mental Health Authority, National Disaster Management Organization and the International Organization for Migration (IOM), successfully supported the implementation of Community Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) Awareness Durbars under the European Union-funded ATUU Project across five districts(Wa-Zongo, Dabo, Tizza, Funsi, Nadowli )in the Upper West Region.

Through the community durbars, participants gained a better understanding of mental health, available psychosocial support services, referral pathways, and the importance of creating safe and supportive environments for returnees and other vulnerable members of society.

The durbars brought together traditional and religious leaders, local authorities, health professionals, returnees, and community members to promote open conversations, reduce stigma, and strengthen community-based support systems.

By encouraging empathy, social inclusion, and collaboration, the initiative has helped build stronger community networks that will continue to champion mental well-being and ensure that no one is left behind.

24/07/2026

Cultural Activities for Social Cohesion
Celebrating diversity, strengthening peace

In Gwollu, Sisala West District, young people are harnessing the power of culture to strengthen social cohesion and foster lasting peace within their communities.

Led by Teen Talk Ghana, the cultural engagement brought together youth from diverse ethnic groups to share, learn, and perform traditional dances from cultures other than their own. This exchange promoted appreciation for cultural diversity, built trust across communities, and reinforced the values of unity and peaceful coexistence. The gathering also created an opportunity for meaningful dialogue on challenges affecting young people, including substance abuse, misinformation, and their vital role in preventing conflict and promoting community resilience.

Implemented with support from the Coastal States Stability Mechanism (CSSM), the initiative contributes to the Government of Ghana's broader efforts to strengthen community resilience, encourage inclusive participation, and build sustainable peace in border communities. Gwollu FM 91.7mhz

21/07/2026

Cultural Activities for Social Cohesion
Promoting unity through culture.

The Lambussie district Lambussie District Assembly is strengthening peaceful coexistence among young people through community-led cultural initiatives.

Through activities facilitated by Teen Talk Ghana, youth from different ethnic backgrounds came together to learn and perform traditional dances, fostering mutual respect and shared identity. The events also created space for discussions on community concerns, including substance use, and the role of youth in peacebuilding.

These efforts, supported by the Coastal States Stability Mechanism program, reflect the Government of Ghana’s commitment to inclusive and resilient communities.

10/07/2026

Investing in Education, Empowering Futures.

Yesterday, Teen Talk Ghana proudly supported five brilliant but financially disadvantaged girls at Wa Senior High School by paying their PTA dues, development levies, and extra class fees for their entire three-year stay on campus.

This intervention goes beyond financial support. Throughout their three years at Wa SHS, the girls will also benefit from structured mentorship from Teen Talk Ghana, providing them with the guidance, encouragement, and life skills they need to thrive both academically and personally.

We are deeply grateful to the Leymah Gbowee and the Gbowee Peace Foundation Africa (GPFA) for making this life-changing opportunity possible. Together, we are investing in the potential of young girls and helping them build brighter futures through education.

07/07/2026

The Sisala West Youth Network was live on Gwollu FM 91.7mhz as part of their ongoing community sensitization campaign on substance abuse.

The discussion focused on why it is important to understand substance abuse, the dangers it poses, why people fall into substance abuse, commonly abused substances, and practical ways communities can work together to address the challenge. To ensure the message reached a wider audience, the programme was delivered in English, Sisaali, Dagaare, and Fulfulde.

The response from listeners was truly encouraging. Many called in to commend the initiative, expressed their desire to see more programmes like this, and shared thoughtful suggestions on how we can collectively reduce substance abuse among young people.

Together, through awareness, dialogue, and community action, we can build healthier, safer, and more resilient communities.

30/06/2026

Teen Talk Ghana is deeply grateful to the Chief of Party, the Regional Representative, and the National Programmes Officer of the Coastal States Stability Mechanism (CSSM) for taking the time to visit our office.

The visit afforded us the opportunity to share our work on the ground, reflect honestly on our implementation experiences, and discuss the real challenges and opportunities we continue to encounter in our efforts to prevent violent extremism, marginalization and strengthen community resilience as well as build trust in state actors.

What stood out most was the openness of the conversations, the thoughtful feedback shared, and the genuine commitment to finding better, more effective ways of supporting the communities we serve.

We are truly encouraged by the possibilities that emerged from the discussions and the pathways for deeper collaboration ahead.

These moments reinforce our belief in locally driven, sustainable approaches to peacebuilding and resilience.

We sincerely appreciate CSSM’s continued partnership, guidance, and support, and we look forward to building on this engagement as we work together toward safer, more peaceful, and more resilient communities.

28/06/2026

The Lambussie Youth Network, in collaboration with the Ghana Education Service (GES) and the Ghana Health Service (GHS), organized a sensitization programme on drug and substance abuse as well as the growing menace of illegal mining (galamsey) among the youth.

The engagement featured a call-in session that allowed key stakeholders, including the Paramount Chief, to contribute to the discussion. He noted with concern that some parents unknowingly contribute to the problem by sending their children to purchase substances that expose them to drug use, while also highlighting the strong influence of peer pressure on young people. He further encouraged the Youth Network to sustain and expand such sensitization efforts, including the use of projected videos to vividly demonstrate the harmful effects and long-term consequences of drug abuse and galamsey activities.

24/06/2026

Katoa was buzzing with energy as 50 women took a bold step towards greater economic independence through the "Build Her Skills Project". From learning how to produce liquid soap and disinfectants to receiving startup packs to begin immediately, the training focused on one thing: turning practical skills into real opportunities. With new knowledge, tools, and confidence in hand, these women are better positioned to earn an income, support their families, and create positive change within their communities.

We are deeply grateful to Leymah Gbowee and the Gbowee Peace Foundation Africa (GPFA) for making this life-changing opportunity possible.

17/06/2026

This evening the Lambussie Youth Network for Peace, in collaboration with the Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC), successfully organized a sensitization programme on substance abuse for students of Holy Family Senior High School in Hamile.

The session, facilitated by Mr. Noah Kargee Pufaa of NACOC, provided students with valuable insights into the dangers of drug abuse and the importance of making responsible life choices.

The programme brought together key stakeholders, including the Headmaster, teachers, members of the Lambussie Youth Network for Peace, and other school authorities, demonstrating a collective commitment to promoting a safe, healthy, and peaceful learning environment.

Through this partnership, students were empowered with knowledge to resist substance abuse and contribute positively to building a drug-free and peaceful future for their communities.

15/06/2026

Join the Lambussie Youth Network on Wednesday 17th June, 2026. at the Holy Family Senior High Schooli, Hamile,⬅️

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Dankpalihi Street
Wa
03920

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

Telephone

+233248120587

Website

http://www.teentalkgh.org/

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