The programmes mainly target girls and young women between the ages of 15 - 32 who are mostly rural-urban migrants (KAYAYE), school dropouts and teen mothers and lack the basic skills and support structures for sustanable livelihood.
The girls, especially in the northern part of the country, migrate to the south in search for non-existence jobs.
They end up working as head porters in the big markets of Accra and
Chums and get caught in the web of diseases, sexual abuses, teenage
pregnancy and homelessness, among others.