The Centre for Gender and Social Inclusion is partnering with the Bisa Aberwa Museum where an illustrious Son of Ghana, Kwaw Ansah, a renowned film maker, has over the years collected and preserved works and artefacts of Pan-African leaders as a heritage to be used as educational materials for rethinking African heritage. He is willing to support this project with his museum and other legendary works to be used as educational tools to inform, educate, and reorient the youth of our society. It is our determination at this point to build our youth with time tested values by rolling out educational programs in schools, museum tours by school children and launch general public educational campaign dubbed: "Rediscovering Africa: Building resilience to sustainably preserve our African heritage for development"

At CEFGASI, we understand that abuse against underage and underprivileged children, youth or teenage pregnant girls aggrevates their plight. However, supportive home, school and community environments help promote total well-being for them for a better future. Among these underprivileged children and youth, teenage pregnancy has proven over the years to impact the growth and development, academic, social and health outcomes of many of these young females. In most cases, the psychosocial challenges associated with these pregnancies predispose the victims to mental health distresses during and after the pregnancies.