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Today, June 3, 2019, MTN Ghana officially launched this year's "21 Days of Psychological Assistance" on the theme "Creating a Better Future for Young People" to help bring life to 1,000 young people from the country.
MTN's 21 Days of Y'ello Care is an annual volunteer program offered by MTN staff from June 1 to 21. It was created 12 years ago and has become one of the main and exciting activities of the MTN calendar.
The program gives MTN staff the opportunity to volunteer by working in communities across the country to improve lives through the various projects and programs they lead each year.
MTN Ghana's CEO, Mr. Selorm Adadevoh, pointed out that Ghana's structure was young, with about 57 percent of the population under 25 years old.
They firmly believe that the youth of each country are its most valuable badets. That is why they decided to take this year again the initiative initiative for the empowerment and development of young people.
In addition, Mr. Adadevoh thanked all MTN members – MTN staff – for always participating in the program to help change the lives of people in communities across the country.
He said he hopes all MTN members will be excited about this year's theme and will demonstrate the commitment they have made in the past to contribute to the success of this program.
"Taking into account the theme and the problems we have identified, MTN Ghana has set bold goals and exciting projects, and I think you'll love it enough for you to participate.
"As we launch the 21-day Y'ello Care Challenge this year, I want to thank all members of MTNers for their contributions to Y'ello Care's success over the years. I also thank the partners of this year; the National Youth Authority, iCode GH, the Narcotics Control Board and the Board of Pharmacy. We also sincerely thank the media for their support, "he said.
Speaking during an interview on the sidelines of the ceremony, Mr. Samuel Koranteng, head of business services at MTN Ghana, explained that this year the focus was on the youth in three areas such as skills development, struggle and awareness of substance abuse. like getting into mentorship programs.
He added: "We estimate that we will give 1,000 lives in the youth sector. We would help young people learn how to bead, weave, make-up, and teach them how to make web applications, data processing and other digital professions to acquire them. skills for their benefits ".
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