About the Ghana Girls in ICT Trust

What is the Ghana Girls in ICT Trust?
The Trust empowers girls and young women with skills, mentorship, and opportunities in ICT and STEM fields.
Why was the Trust created?
To sustain and expand the impact of Girls in ICT initiatives nationwide.
What are the long-term goals of the Trust?
Build a sustainable pipeline of women in ICT/STEM, influence policy, and establish a professional network.
How many regions will benefit from the Trust’s activities?
4 regions per year until all 16 regions are covered by Year 4. Year 5 will focus on evaluation.
How is the Ghana Girls in ICT Trust funded?
Through partnerships with government, corporations, development agencies, and private donors.

For Participants

Who is eligible to participate in the Trust’s programmes?
Girls aged 8–22 in basic, secondary, and tertiary education.
How are participants selected for training and mentorship programmes?
Through schools, regional offices, and community organizations.
Is there a cost to participate in the Trust’s programmes?
No, programmes are free. Some advanced certifications may have subsidized costs.
Can boys participate in any of the Trust’s programmes?
The focus is on girls, though boys may benefit from broader community engagement.
What programmes does the Trust offer?
Coding, robotics, AI, cybersecurity, mentorship, certifications, scholarships, internships, and more.
How is the training delivered?
Via face-to-face workshops, online platforms, and community ICT centers.
What is the Mentorship Programme?
Secure, online matching with vetted ICT mentors, plus global networking opportunities.
Are there competitions?
Yes! Girls can join coding hackathons, robotics contests, and innovation challenges.
Are there rural outreach efforts?
Absolutely. Special attention is given to girls in rural and underserved communities.

For Supporters and Mentors

How can individuals or organizations support the Trust?
Refurbished hubs offering training, internet access, and mentorship all year round.
How can I become a mentor?
Yes! Teachers can partner with the Trust to support training and workshops.
How will the Trust measure success?
By tracking training outcomes, certifications, internships, and regional reach.
Where can I get more information?
Visit [Official Website Link], follow our social media pages, or contact us directly!

For Partners and Communities

What is the role of Community ICT Centres (CICs) in the programme?
CICs serve as hubs for supervised internet access, training, mentorship, and digital skills development year-round.
How will the Trust measure its impact?
Impact will be assessed by tracking participant numbers, regional reach, certifications earned, internships secured, and feedback from beneficiaries.
How will the Trust measure its impact?
Impact will be assessed by tracking participant numbers, regional reach, certifications earned, internships secured, and feedback from beneficiaries.
Where can I find more information?

More details will be available on the Ghana Girls in ICT Trust’s official website, or contact us by email and info@ggiicttrust.org or at phone # +233 (0) 503671242

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