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The STL-Amandi Foundation Ghana (SAF), in a strategic partnership with the University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA), has successfully concluded the first cycle of its Generation of Academic Leaders (GOAL) Project. This six-month mentorship initiative was designed to bridge the gap between higher education and primary school learning, fostering a culture of academic excellence and leadership among Ghana's youth. The program's completion was marked by a celebratory event at the UPSA campus, highlighting the significant strides made in student development and community engagement.
Central to the GOAL Project was a structured mentorship framework that paired university students from UPSA with 25 pupils from the Dzorwulu Primary School. Throughout the half-year duration, these university mentors provided consistent academic support and personal guidance, specifically tailored to enhance the pupils' confidence and school performance. By leveraging the skills of university students, the project created a unique peer-mentorship environment that not only benefited the young pupils but also allowed the UPSA students to develop their own leadership and community service capabilities.
The closing ceremony featured prominent figures, including the Head of the STL-Amandi Foundation, Ms. Yamit Eckhous, who praised the dedication of the participants and the tangible impact of the initiative. This project forms a core part of SAF’s 20th-anniversary celebrations, underscoring two decades of the foundation’s commitment to improving health and education sectors across Ghana. The success of the GOAL Project reflects a broader vision for sustainable community development, setting a blueprint for future public-private collaborations aimed at empowering the next generation of Ghanaian leaders.
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