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 beneficiaries, drawn from communities including Nima, Sabon Zongo, Shukura, Fadama, Chorkor, James Town, La Paz and Kasoa, took part in the second cohort of the Radiza Mentorship Initiative, a three-day programme organised by the Radiza Foundation. The initiative combined leadership training, career guidance, financial literacy, educational tours and one-on-one mentorship to expose participants to opportunities many had never experienced before. The programme opened with sessions on self-discovery, goal setting and mentorship, encouraging participants to reflect on their aspirations while developing practical leadership skills. 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.