Head Office
No. 8 Klunye Adjele Street
East Legon, Accra – Ghana
A Jewel in the Street Program
A Jewel in the Street Program was created to restore dignity, hope and opportunity to vulnerable girls and young women affected by poverty, exploitation, harmful traditional practices and social exclusion.
It is founded on the belief that transformation begins with how a young woman sees herself.
Program Objectives:
1.Restore dignity, confidence and hope.
2.Help protect girls from abuse, exploitation and harmful practices.
3.Provide safe accommodation and structured personal development.
4.Deliver psychological empowerment and mindset transformation.
5.Equip participants with life skills, including independent living skills.
6.Support access to quality education and recognized qualifications.
7.Prepare participants for sustainable employment and financial independence.
8.Build future women leaders, mentors and role models.
9.Strengthen families and communities through reintegration where appropriate.
10.Build sustainable partnerships with government, educational institutions, businesses, NGOs and diaspora partners.
What we deliver:
- Safe accommodation during the program.
- Hygiene and etiquette training.
- Psychological empowerment and mindset coaching.
- Vocational and professional training through partner institutions in fields such as fashion and design, cosmetology, journalism and other career pathways.
- Mentorship and guidance support towards recognized diplomas and sustainable employment.
Who we serve:
1.Kayayei
2.Vulnerable girls and young women.
3.Survivors of harmful traditional practices.
4.Street connected or economically disadvantaged young women
5.Teenage and young mothers
6.Girls who have dropped out of school
7.Families in underserved communities.
Why choose JITSP?
We focus on deep transformation, not just surface training. Our approach integrates mindset work, practical skills, and long-term mentorship.
We begin by understanding each participant's story and needs then provide structured training and mentorship, we support career placement and remain available for continued guidance.
We welcome collaboration with government agencies, NGOs, corporate donors and diaspora partners.
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