Former Board Chair @msigyouth |YoLe Alumnus @unfpa_ghana | Health Policy and Diplomacy | Aspiring Internist
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Emmanuel Delali Fayorsey retweeted
For #IYD2025, #YDG is opening up the Space — literally.
We’re bringing together young voices, policy minds, and local changemakers to explore the topic:
Youth in Local Politics: A Missing Link in Achieving the SDGs
🗓️ August 12
🕢 7:30 PM
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Bring your voice. Bring a friend.
And don’t forget to set a reminder, you won’t want to miss this.
#IYD #IYD2025 #SDGs #YDGhana #YDGVoice #LocalYouthAction #YouthInPolitics
#FutureDiplomats #IamADiplomat #GhanaSDGs #SDGsInAction
Emmanuel Delali Fayorsey retweeted
Happy #InternationalYouthDay2024
Today, we’re celebrating all the amazing things young people are doing right now.
At MSI Youth Advisory Board, we’re proud of your creativity and drive to make a difference.
Keep shining and leading the way! #YouthDay #IYD2024
Emmanuel Delali Fayorsey retweeted
Smart family planning leads to stronger families and brighter futures. Join @YAMghana to discuss the significance of family planning to young people.
@PPAGGhana @pkesewaa
@DManortey @DaudaMalik5 @chiefdelali
@YAMghana - Join the Action, protect the future ‼️
Emmanuel Delali Fayorsey retweeted
Happy Menstrual Hygiene Day 2024! 🩸 Let's celebrate progress, break taboos, and empower everyone to embrace their menstrual health journey with pride.
Let’s shape a #PeriodFriendlyWorld where periods are celebrated and supported worldwide! #MHD2024 #Y4H
Emmanuel Delali Fayorsey retweeted
We had a blast celebrating #MHD2024 with the amazing students at Kpandia D/A Primary School in the Northern Region!
From unique period stories to overcoming challenges, every girl shared her journey with us. #PeriodStories #PeriodFriendlyWorld #Y4H @Y4HProject
Emmanuel Delali Fayorsey retweeted
Hey there!
The call for YoLe Cohort 6 is still on!
Have you applied yet?
If not, now is the time!
#YoLe
Emmanuel Delali Fayorsey retweeted
YAG TV #IWD2024 episode drops on Monday, April 08.
As part of activities under the @Y4HProject, the first episode highlights the Prevalence and impact of GBV, domestic violence, sexual assault whilst highlighting survivors stories. Stay tuned for more updates.
Emmanuel Delali Fayorsey retweeted
With the involvement of the youth, we are working together with @_GHSofficial to provide medical commodities such as medicines, IUDs, condoms, among others, to ensure that every child birth is wanted, every pregnancy is safe and every young person’s potential is fulfilled.
Emmanuel Delali Fayorsey retweeted
🎉It's here!
Join us tomorrow, April 14th via #LinkedinAudio with Akua Serwaa Agyapong & Emmanuel Delali Fayorsey, hosted by Kezia Asiedua Sanie at 6PM GMT as we discuss, "Safe Schools, Bright Futures: Protecting Ghanaian Children from School-Related Abuse." #VeronicasVeil
As a part of the #Y4Hproject, which is co-funded by the European Union in Ghana and implemented by @MarieStopes_Gh and @YagGhana , I had the privilege to join a panel discussion on Gender-Based Violence.
The timing of such discussions couldn't have been more appropriate, given the recent public outrage over the marriage between a child of conflicting reported ages from 12 - 16 years and a 63-year-old man, a chief priest who represents a deity in Ghana.
It is crucial to note that the law respects cultural practices, however the constitution is supreme and any law that's repugnant to the Constitution is deemed void. Both the 1992 Constitution and the 1998 Children's Act establish the legal age for marriage at 18 for both girls and boys.
Child marriage is a problem we can't solve if we don't talk about it. Together, let's protect Ghana's children and end the harmful practice of child marriage.
#Y4Hproject #girlsnotbrides #endchildmarriage #endgbv
Policies are essential, but it is crucial to enforce them to safeguard the health rights of everyone.
#worldhealthday #healthforall #myhealthmyright #globalhealthequity
Have you ever felt that you were being done a great privilege by getting quality healthcare?
For many people, their health being a right is a new concept and is seen as a privilege offered to them by healthcare workers or the government.
It is essential to recognize that no one is more responsible for our health than ourselves. We must make informed decisions to ensure we maintain good health. Some of these decisions include practising healthy eating habits and regular exercise.
Emmanuel Delali Fayorsey retweeted
Let us champion sexual and reproductive health and rights for all as the path to a sustainable future where everyone can realize their potential.
#healthforall
Emmanuel Delali Fayorsey retweeted
Join us on April 7, as we celebrate World Health Day, with an X-Spaces conversation at 7:00 pm (GMT).
Discussions will be centred on access to healthcare, health-related resources, and more
In December 2023, the Ghana Health Service, in partnership with @UNFPAGhana and @MarieStopes_Gh , kicked off the Adolescent Advocacy Week. I was thrilled to be part of the team that educated adolescents about sexual and reproductive health during the week's events.
