Pillar 1 — Mentoring
Discover → Document a Plan → Execute
- 1:1 discovery interviews to explore identity, interests, and strengths, and name a specific goal.
- Co-create a written, actionable plan with milestones, and assign a dedicated mentor.
- Ongoing milestone check-ins and problem-solving support until the goal is reached — not just until the plan is written.
Long-term outcome: Young adults are no longer drifting — they are self-directed toward a self-chosen, self-reliant future.
Pillar 2 — Entrepreneurship & Skills Development
Assess & Place → Train → Launch & Sustain
- Assess skill, interest, and aptitude; place into Phase 1 (fashion/creative) or Phase 2 (programming/digital).
- Hands-on trade training plus business best-practices — pricing, budgeting, marketing — paired with a trade expert.
- Support launching a business or securing paid work, with ongoing check-ins and market connections.
Long-term outcome: Increased Ghana-based small businesses, increased income, and increased sustainable employment.
Pillar 3 — Online Education (BYU Pathway Worldwide)
Equip → Enroll & Support → Sustain to Completion
- Assess eligibility and distribute a laptop; set up internet and digital-literacy support.
- Enroll in BYU Pathway Worldwide with tuition payment support and academic coaching.
- Track progress term over term with accountability check-ins, then connect graduates to job placement.
Long-term outcome: More BYU Pathway credentials completed, and greater desire among graduates to build a future in Ghana.
Pillar 3 starts with a device — see the Laptop Program for cost and how to help.