The CroxItOut campaign brought its message of health, empowerment and personal development to Krobo Senior High School in the Eastern Region of Ghana on 27TH June 2026, reaching approximately 900 students through an engaging day of education, entertainment and interactive activities.
The school outreach formed part of CroxItOut’s commitment to creating awareness among young people about important health and wellbeing issues while providing them with practical knowledge and positive messages to support their personal development.
A major component of the visit was the health education session, which focused on menstrual health and hygiene as well as breast cancer awareness. Students had the opportunity to learn more about issues surrounding menstrual health and the importance of maintaining good hygiene, while the breast cancer awareness session highlighted the importance of knowledge and early awareness.
The programme also addressed mental health through a pep talk themed “Your Mind, Your Power.” The session encouraged students to recognise the importance of their mental wellbeing and understand the role their mindset can play in their personal growth and development.
Students also participated in a Yazz talk, followed by an interactive question-and-answer session that allowed them to engage directly with the speakers and seek clarification on issues that mattered to them.
The programme featured contributions from Dr. Kalsoum Adams, Specialist Maxillofacial Surgeon and General Secretary of the Medical Women’s Association of Ghana (MWAG); Dallasie S. Aning, artist and Founder of Panalove Foundation; and Akosua Naana Obenewaa Opoku-Agyemang, Marketing Executive at Lexta Ghana Limited.
Beyond the educational sessions, the students were treated to an energetic and entertaining experience. The programme was moderated and entertained by Lali X Lola and Daphne Flahley, with students taking part in a dance competition and other interactive activities.
The campaign also delivered a message on the effects of drug use on health and talent, encouraging students to make choices that protect their wellbeing and allow them to develop their abilities and potential.
As part of the outreach, students received products and support items including A1 Bread, Yazz products such as sanitary pads and toothpaste, and Foodtech products.
The Krobo Senior High School engagement demonstrated the CroxItOut approach of combining health education, open conversations, mentorship, entertainment and youth empowerment to connect with students in a relatable and engaging way.
With approximately 900 students reached at the school, the visit marked another step in CroxItOut’s ongoing effort to take important conversations around women’s health, mental wellbeing and personal development directly to young people across Ghana.
