Conferences, mentorship, outreaches, and empowerment initiatives — follow the latest from GLOWLINK's work across Ghana and beyond.
Regular activities that keep our members growing all year round.
Bible study and prayer on Thursdays and Saturday presentations on education, health, entrepreneurship, self-confidence, marriage, and parenting — plus daily devotions to start each day on a good note.
With members all over the country, annual regional conferences enable members to meet physically, get acquainted, and be empowered with leadership skills they use to mentor other young ladies and girls.
Featured on talk shows across Ghana — Y FM, Orange FM, Okay FM, Hello FM, Sharp FM, Spirit FM, and Kessben TV — speaking on teenage pregnancy, self-identity, and igniting leadership skills in women.
Stories from our programs and outreaches over the years.
The GLOBE4HER Summit featured speakers including Dr. Joyce Aryee, Mrs. Comfort Ocran, Madam Catherine Krobo Edusie, and Ms. Valarie Waswa — a Kenyan lawyer — educating girls and women on the importance of making impact globally.
GLOWLINK welcomed generous support this year from Twellium Industries, Promasidor Ghana, Imprexion Eye Clinic, Blueskies Company, and individual donors — fueling our mentorship and menstrual education outreaches across the Kpone and Akuapem Districts.
Supported GLOWHAGTOR's mentorship and donation outreach at Okushibri (Kpone District) on 15th July, and GLOWLEAD's menstrual education at Adenya M/A Basic School (Akuapem District) on 20th July, with 50 packs of Verna Mineral Water.
Supported both GLOWHAGTOR and GLOWLEAD with 10 boxes of assorted Cowbell products for their outreach programmes.
Supported GLOWLEAD's Menstrual Education programme with a donation of 5 boxes of sanitary pads.
Joined GLOWLINK as a new sponsor, supporting GLOWLEAD's Menstrual Education programme.
GLOWHAGTOR partnered with GLOWLEAD, NCCE, and GES for a one-day outreach in Ho West District — mentoring students, engaging parents on girls' education, and hosting a nurse-led menstrual hygiene session.
GLOWLEAD organized an advocacy event in the Eastern Region to promote menstrual literacy, equipping young girls with the knowledge and resources to manage their health with confidence.
GLOWLEAD reached 157 students and 11 teachers at AKODE Basic School, Somanya — combining menstrual hygiene education, item donations, and a Pad Bank contribution, while also flagging needy students for further support.
Our first annual conference was held to empower women globally about their potential — a great success with global speakers on board.
A mentorship programme with menstrual advocacy and donations in the Okere District, Eastern Region — educating girls, parents, and the youth, including awareness on the dangers of drug abuse.
Donation of sanitary items, foodstuffs, and toiletries to support people with mental illness, with worship and prayers for their recovery.
Girls from ten schools in the Ashanti Region were educated on the use of sanitary pads and healthy menstrual practices, alongside a talk on the importance of education.
Donated food items and toiletries to one hundred aged men and women at Afiama and shared the word of God with them.
When the pandemic halted physical activities, GLOWLINK moved programmes online — hosting virtual conferences with globally invited speakers to help members and women overcome fear and panic.
Supported four hundred prisoners with basic needs and provided healthcare products for female inmates — a partnership effort that continues today.
Educational seminars helped two thousand girls return to school, alongside vocational training for one hundred and fifty parents of early-marriage victims in the Northern Region.
Community education on sanitation and hygienic living, with free screening of over three hundred women for hepatitis B, diabetes, and breast cancer.
Three hundred girls at Anglican Junior High School and Riverside Academy learned effective study habits and how to overcome low self-esteem, followed by donations of books and stationery.
One hundred students in the Central Region were educated on the importance of self-identity and how to achieve excellent results.
Sanitary products and food items donated to head porters in Accra, with specialists encouraging them to pursue their dreams irrespective of gender.
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