#MissUniverseGhana 2021! We are thrilled to introduce a new queen to the universe—a new astonishing beauty to the sisterhood. Shall we welcome @naa_morkhor, 2nd Runner-Up of #MissUniverseGhana 2018 and our delegate to represent Ghana at @MissUniverse in Israel this December.
A very important issue that needs to be addressed is ACCESS TO PROPER MENSTRUAL HEALTHCARE. This is not just pertinent to the urban towns in our nation, but the myriads of deprived areas across Ghana. The conversation is simple—END PERIOD POVERTY.
Being a parent is one of the most amazing experiences! But let’s face it, it can be challenging at times, especially if you’re parenting in a positive and peaceful way.
Life skills are valuable lessons kids will use throughout their lifetime. But most kids don't learn how to handle real-world situations until they're in high school. Don't wait until your kids are teens to teach them life skills.
Typically, early childhood education encompasses any education a child receives up until the age of eight, or around third grade. During these initial years of life, children’s brains are growing and learning at a rapid rate, and learning typically comes very easy to them.
Children are our future leaders. It’s important to keep them healthy today for a better tomorrow. Teach and reinforce everyday preventive actions by remembering the basics and modeling good behavior, adults can help kids at school remember to wash their hands, use sanitizer, etc.
Every day, girls face barriers to education caused by poverty, cultural norms and practices, poor infrastructure, violence, and fragility. Girls’ education should be a strategic development priority for our society.
Learning about different cultural aspects offers new experiences for children. It also helps them realize that we're all humans, despite differences in how we look or dress, or what we eat or celebrate.
After spending time with kids, you can absolutely attest to the accuracy of that statement. Hugs and smiles that will melt your heart and heal your soul.
It can be so easy to put our fears and our own views onto a child. It is indeed our duty to care and protect and to teach our children. However, it is also our responsibility to let them flourish and truly become the highest version of themselves.
One word that comes to mind when we look in the eyes of our children is HOPE. Hope for the world, hope for the future, hope for humanity.
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This term describes how we face challenges and setbacks. People with a growth mindset believe their abilities can improve over time. On the other hand, people with a fixed mindset think their abilities are set in stone or can’t change, no matter how hard they try.