YES-Ghana
Youth Empowerment Synergy
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Our Vision
At YES-Ghana, we work to realise a vision: a world where every young person has a real chance to benefit from and participate in the development processes at local, national and international levels.Read more -
Our Mission
The mission of YES-Ghana is to promote policies and develop initiatives that help youth succeed in becoming life-long learners, productive members of society, materially sufficient and self-respecting citizens.Read more -
Our Values
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Our Programme Areas
Youth Participation & Active Citizenship, Youth Employment & Livelihoods Generation, Youth Policy & Governance.Read more -
Our Approach
Learning & Sharing,
Training & Capacity Development,
Advocacy & Campaigning,
Service Delivery.Read more -
Our Recognition
YES-Ghana is an Organisation in Special Consultative Status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC)Read more
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News & Updates
Call for Mentors: Cape Coast, Sunyani, Tamale
Youth Empowerment Synergy is implementing a leadership development project dubbed #YL4SC – Youth Leadership for Social Change. Now in Continue Reading »
Youth Responsiveness Analysis of Ghana’s 2019 Budget
By Youth Empowerment Synergy (YES-Ghana) Continue Reading »
We Were At The World Youth Forum
Between November 3-6, 2018, we were represented at the World Youth Forum at Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt by Ms. Obaa Akua Konadu, our Policy Continue Reading »
YES-Ghana Participates in the 18th IACC in Copenhagen
Youth Empowerment Synergy participated in the 18th International Anti-Corruption Conference in Copenhagen, Denmark under the theme, Continue Reading »
YES-Ghana attends 2018 YouthActionNet Institute Retreat.
YES-Ghana participated in the 2018 YouthActionNet Institute Retreat in Washington DC at the Hilton Headquarters organized by the Continue Reading »
Youth2030: UN chief launches bold new strategy for young people ‘to lead’
The United Nations Secretary-General launched a new partnership strategy with the world’s 1.8 billion young people on Monday, to help Continue Reading »
