As part of its commitment to promoting menstrual health, female empowerment and personal development among young people, the CroxItOut campaign made its next stop at Ebenezer Senior High School in Accra on the 2nd of July 2026, engaging students in meaningful conversations around health, wellbeing and empowerment.
The visit formed part of CroxItOut’s broader school outreach initiative, which seeks to provide young people with relevant information and create safe spaces where they can openly discuss issues that affect their health and personal development.
During the engagement, students participated in educational and interactive sessions focused on breast cancer awareness, menstrual hygiene and mental health. The sessions provided students with relevant information on their wellbeing while encouraging them to ask questions and engage in open conversations about issues that affect young people, particularly young women.
 Abena Serwaah Frempong (S3nti), an artist and health professional.
The health and empowerment discussions featured Dallasie S. Aning, an artist and Founder of the Panalove Foundation, and Abena Serwaah Frempong, an artist and health professional. Their contributions provided students with an opportunity to gain insights into health, personal wellbeing and the importance of making informed choices.
Beyond the educational sessions, the programme incorporated entertainment and interactive activities to make the engagement more relatable and enjoyable for students. The event was moderated and entertained by Lali X Lola and Daphne Flahley, creating an energetic atmosphere while reinforcing the campaign’s messages of health, confidence and empowerment.
Students also received products including A1 Bread, Yazz products such as sanitary pads and toothpaste, and Foodtech products as part of the outreach.
The interactive nature of the programme allowed students to participate actively, creating an environment where health and personal development could be discussed in an engaging and accessible way.
The Ebenezer Senior High School stop forms part of CroxItOut’s ongoing commitment to reaching schools and communities across Ghana with health education, mentorship and empowerment initiatives.
Through these engagements, CroxItOut continues to use education, media, entertainment and community outreach to inspire young people, promote healthier conversations and encourage positive change.
