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55 young people from underserved communities equipped to become future leaders through mentorship initiative

Although the three-day programme has ended, the Foundation says the mentorship journey will continue through the Radiza Mentorship Initiative Alumni Network, which will provide ongoing mentorship, networking opportunities and professional development support.
Fifty-five young people from underserved communities across the Greater Accra Region have completed an intensive mentorship programme designed to prepare them for leadership, career success and active community service.
The Radiza Foundation says it hopes the programme will continue to empower more young people from underserved communities with the confidence, skills and networks needed to become responsible leaders and agents of change.
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