Awareness Therapy Foundation - AWAT

.✨ Celebrating the International Day of the Girl Child ✨

This year, the Awareness Therapy Foundation - AWAT partnered with the Rotary and Rotaract Clubs of Techiman to mark the International Day of the Girl Child in Nkoranza Dumase, Bono East Region of Ghana under the inspiring theme .

It was a powerful double celebration as members sought to;
🌸 Empowering girls to lead change
🎗️ Promoting women’s health with free breast cancer screenings and awareness education for the community.

Together, we’re shaping a future where girls are confident, healthy, and unstoppable. 💪💖

The foundation visited Techiman Senior High School on the invitation of GNAT last friday on the10th of October 2025. This visit formed part of awareness campaign for breast cancer and the celebration of international day of the girlchild.

Hey Fam, it's been a while. We are already in October. promises to be exciting. Meet us on the 10th at Techiman senior Hugh school for international day of the girlchild and breast cancer awareness. We are at Nkoranza North on the 16th of October. Follow us for more.

Some members of the foundation joined madam Ahwenie Nana, the host of Abrabopa on radio Link, Techiman to provide health education on menopause. The shared experiences from our listeners and the positive impact of the program was truly inspiring.

Last Friday, the foundation visited two schools in the Ahafo Region to mark World Menstrual Hygiene Day. As we await government support with free sanitary pads, we remain committed to supporting our girls in every way we can.

As part of measures to mark this year's world menstrual hygiene day, the foundation is embarking on a journey through Ahafo Acherensua to Wamahinso this Friday. We are committed to ensuring that the girlchild enjoys education with confidence.

Launch of Free Sanitary Pads for Girls in school.

Hey Fam, it's been a while
Yesterday in Accra, the long-awaited Free Sanitary Pads for Girls in school project was officially launched. While many of us advocates for the girl child were hoping for at least a tax reduction on sanitary pads, the news that they’ll now be completely free comes as a huge and refreshing relief.

But as we celebrate this win, I can’t help but wonder—what happens next? How will the project be implemented? How sustainable is it? And will future governments continue this initiative?

It’s undoubtedly a big step forward for menstrual health and dignity in Ghana, but there’s still a lot left unsaid. Let’s keep the conversation going and hold the system accountable. This is just the beginning.

♥️AWAT Foundation First Quarter Meeting Recap ♥️

Yesterday,1st of April 2025, the AWAT Foundation held its first quarter meeting with members and the executive board. The discussion centered on past and upcoming projects focused on girl-child empowerment and mentorship. The team also explored strategies to enhance member participation in our initiatives.

We sincerely appreciate everyone who attended and contributed to the discussions. Your dedication and support drive our mission forward! 💙✨