Every girl deserves to be heard, supported, and celebrated. Together, we can build a future of dignity, leadership, and limitless possibilities.
Empowering the Girl Child, One Voice at a Time
I started Talk2Me Foundation because I saw how many girls were struggling in silence — held back by stigma, poverty, and a lack of support. I knew they didn’t just need help; they needed someone to truly listen.
It began with simple conversations — safe spaces where girls could speak their minds and feel heard. Those moments grew into something bigger: a movement to empower girls through connection, compassion, and opportunity.
At Talk2Me Foundation, we create spaces where girls are seen, heard, and supported.
Through mentorship, education, mental health support, and leadership training, we help young girls find their voices and shape their futures with confidence.
Every voice matters — and together, we are nurturing the next generation of changemakers.
Our Mission
& Vision
Mission
To ensure every girl and woman has access to a fair hearing, basic needs, and educational advancement, regardless of socio-economic background or geographical location
Vision:
A world where every girl and woman reaches her full potential, contributes to her community, and lives a life of dignity and self-worth
Values that define us
Our Board Members
AMPEM DARKOWAA SARFO
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
GILBERT SEBE-YEBOAH
BOARD CHAIRMAN
MR. JACOB LARBI AMOAH
SECRETARY
MISS PATIENCE ANDOR
BOARD MEMBER, PROJECT MANAGER
AP. DR. MICHAEL DANIEL NARH
PRO
RICHARD KWASHIE KOVEY
RESEARCH LEAD
Girls empowered.
Futures
transformed daily
We’re creating tangible impact, one girl, one story, one future at a time.
The safe space gave me courage I never knew I had.
Before joining the program, I often felt invisible — like my thoughts and feelings didn’t matter. I struggled to open up, even with close friends or family. But inside the safe space, I found something I didn’t expect: people who listened without judgment, who saw me for who I was, not just what I’d been through.
Little by little, I began to speak. First in whispers, then in full voice. I learned to name my emotions, to ask for help, and to believe that my story was worth sharing. Today, I no longer hide in the background. I lead group sessions, support new girls, and advocate for mental health in my school.
I’m not just healing — I’m helping others heal too.