A new wave of young female leaders in Ghana is emerging, thanks to a bold mentorship initiative jointly supported by the Gutsy Women Foundation and the Empowering Better Life Foundation (EBLF). From 26 to 28 November 2025, the first cohort of the Gutsy Women Mentorship Programme gathered at the
Pupils of the Peduase Methodist Basic School in Aburi received an unexpected boost on 8 October 2025 when the Empowering Better Life Foundation (EBLF) arrived for a lively session under its Financial Literacy and Ethical Leadership Programme. What began as a morning of lessons on saving, honesty and leadership
The Empowering Better Life Foundation (EBLF) continues to lead the way in promoting mental health awareness and inclusion through advocacy and education. As part of its ongoing commitment to shaping positive narratives, the Foundation successfully hosted a Media Orientation Workshop on Responsible and Ethical Reporting on Mental Health and
The Empowering Better Life Foundation (EBLF) continues to make meaningful strides in shaping the minds and values of Ghana’s youth. In a recent engagement at St. Peter’s Catholic School, Papaase, the Foundation led an interactive session on Financial Literacy and Ethical Leadership under the National Development & Youth Empowerment
In a powerful gathering of advocates, changemakers, and mental health champions, the EBL Foundation proudly joined the launch of Purple Month 2025, held at the Ghana Shippers Authority Conference Room, Mt. Addico Hall, under the inspiring theme “Mental Well-being: My Voice Matters.” As a sponsor of this transformative initiative,
The Empowering Better Life Foundation (EBLF) was officially launched in a ceremony that brought together stakeholders, advocates, and distinguished guests in a collective commitment to improving the lives of the underprivileged in Ghana. The event, spearheaded by Lady Alma Pokuaa Adade-Prempeh, highlighted the foundation’s mission to address critical social
Menstrual hygeine, particularly for young girls , has always been an issue close to my heart. I was therefore delighted to be the Special Guest of Honour at my alma mater, Accra Girls Senior High School’s 64th anniversary menstrual hygiene programme yesterday. In my remarks, I noted that good
Lady Alma Pokuaa Adade-Prempeh continues to make a lasting impact through the Empowering Better Life Foundation (EBLF), a humanitarian initiative dedicated to uplifting the most vulnerable members of society. At the 4th edition of Time with PWDs in the Greater Accra Region, Lady Alma demonstrated her unwavering commitment to
