Community Pathway Africa supported 15 survivors of sexual and gender-based violence in Ghana’s Ho Municipality to develop practical skills in mentorship, advocacy, SGBV prevention and support-service referrals. The inclusive training involved persons with disabilities and was facilitated by experienced human rights advocates.

Through practical sessions, participants learned how to raise awareness, mentor others and connect survivors with suitable legal, health, psychosocial and social support services.

Each participant received a certificate upon completion. The programme established a regional network of informed advocates who can mentor others, promote prevention, guide survivors towards suitable services and contribute to safer, more inclusive communities across the Volta Region.

The programme has strengthened a network of informed advocates who can promote prevention, improve access to support and help build safer communities.