Curious Minds Ghana

In July, we conducted a 2-day training for 20 young women from our RFSU project communities in Cape Coast and Elmina.

Everyone deserves an equal access to quality and affordable healthcare in their quest to thrive and contribute their quota to the economies they find themselves in.

According to some estimates, 30% of all data produced is generated by the healthcare industry. Yet most people are still unaware of how this data is collected, who is collecting it, where it is being stored, what it is being used for, and why.

Commemorating the 2022 Digital Health Week with the theme; “bridging the technical- political divide”, the opportunity was leveraged to draw young people’s attention to the essence of health data

Every year on December 1st, the world commemorates World AIDS Day. It is an opportunity for people all around the world to come together in the fight against HIV,

Healthy Environment Advocates have emerged winners of the Regional Sanitation Hackathon held yesterday. The team went head to head with five others from Ghana and Nigeria who pitched their innovations to help solve the region’s sanitation problems.

Three teams out of ten, have emerged as winners with their solutions to end open defecation in Ghana. In a three-day hackathon called IDEAS HACK “21”, ten teams made up of young people under the age of 24, met to pitch digital and non-digital, functioning and sustainable solutions to end open defecation in their communities.

Curious Minds Ghana has applauded European Union for marking the 2021 year of Elimination of Child Labour with a sing-along concert last Friday at Alisa Hotel in Accra.