Our Programs

Free Programs Run by DuabaNti

DUABANTI FOUNDATION LBG runs six core programs across Ghana. Every one of them is free to attend. Each program below sets out what it covers, who it serves, and how to join it.

Introduction to Modern AI Tools
Introduction to JavaScript for SHS Students
Youth Career Development Workshops
Community Digital Literacy Program
Girls in Tech Initiative
Entrepreneurship & Innovation Lab

Program 1 of 6Stage 1: Exposure

Introduction to Modern AI Tools

A hands-on workshop introducing students to cutting-edge AI tools like ChatGPT, AI image generators, and automation platforms — showing them how to leverage AI for learning, productivity, and creative problem-solving.

Modern AI tools are reshaping how students learn, how creators work, and how small businesses operate. This workshop demystifies them with practical, guided hands-on exercises.

Participants experiment with real prompts, build small automations, and leave with a starter toolkit they can use immediately for school, side projects, or content creation.

School workshopFree to attend

Who it serves

SHS & university students
Young creators and entrepreneurs
Teachers exploring AI in the classroom

What participants get

Hands-on practice with ChatGPT and image generators
Prompting fundamentals for school, work, and creativity
Intro to automation tools that save hours each week
Ethics and responsible use of AI in everyday life

How to join

Register your interest on the program page and we will contact you when the next school or community workshop is scheduled. Schools and youth groups can also request a session directly for their students.

Program 2 of 6Stage 2: Skills

Introduction to JavaScript for SHS Students

An immersive coding bootcamp teaching senior high school students modern JavaScript — from fundamentals to building functional apps that solve real local problems in their communities.

JavaScript is the most accessible doorway into modern software. We pair fundamentals with project-based learning so students go from variables and loops to actually shipping a small app.

By the end, every learner has a working project rooted in their own community context — and the confidence to keep building.

Bootcamp seriesFree to attend

Who it serves

SHS students
Beginners curious about coding
Teachers running coding clubs

What participants get

JavaScript fundamentals: variables, functions, loops, APIs
DOM and small UI building blocks
A capstone project addressing a local problem
Mentorship from working developers

How to join

Places run in cohorts. Register your interest on the program page to be added to the next intake list — SHS teachers running coding clubs can request a full-class cohort by email.

Program 3 of 6Stage 4: Income & Impact

Youth Career Development Workshops

Multi-session career development workshops for SHS and university students covering resume building, interview skills, personal branding, and navigating the global tech job market.

Talent in Africa is abundant — what's often missing is guidance on how to package and present it for global opportunities.

These workshops walk students through every step of a modern job search, from CV to LinkedIn profile to mock interviews and salary conversations.

Virtual and in-personFree to attend

Who it serves

SHS leavers
University students
Recent graduates

What participants get

Resume and CV building tailored for tech roles
Interview preparation and mock interviews
Personal branding and LinkedIn presence
Navigating remote and global tech opportunities

How to join

Sessions run both virtually and in person. Register your interest on the program page and we will send joining details for the next scheduled workshop.

Program 4 of 6Stage 2: Skills

Community Digital Literacy Program

Going into local communities to teach basic digital literacy to adults and seniors — empowering them to use smartphones, mobile banking, and the internet safely and effectively.

Digital exclusion still affects many adults and elders in our communities. This outreach program meets people where they are with patient, respectful, hands-on training.

We focus on the everyday tools that actually move the needle: messaging, mobile money, accessing services, and staying safe online.

Community outreachFree to attend

Who it serves

Adults and seniors
Community organizations
Faith-based and women's groups

What participants get

Smartphone basics and confident messaging
Mobile money and digital payments
Spotting scams and staying safe online
Accessing public and health services digitally

How to join

This program is delivered by invitation into communities. Community organizations, faith-based groups, and women's groups can request a session for their members by email.

Program 5 of 6Stage 2: Skills

Girls in Tech Initiative

A dedicated program encouraging young women to pursue careers in technology through mentorship, workshops, and providing role models in the African tech ecosystem.

When girls see themselves represented in tech, the trajectory of an entire generation shifts. This initiative pairs young women with mentors and creates a safe space to explore, build, and lead.

We blend technical workshops with confidence-building, networking, and exposure to women already shaping the African tech ecosystem.

Mentorship and workshopsFree to attend

Who it serves

Young women in SHS and university
Aspiring women in STEM
Girls' clubs and schools

What participants get

1:1 mentorship with women in tech
Hands-on technical workshops
Community of peers building together
Exposure to industry role models and opportunities

How to join

Young women can register their interest directly on the program page. Girls' clubs and schools can request a dedicated cohort, and women working in technology can apply to mentor.

Program 6 of 6Stage 3: Application

Entrepreneurship & Innovation Lab

A youth-focused innovation lab where students learn to identify problems in their communities and build tech-driven solutions — turning everyday skills into viable businesses.

Most great African startups begin with a clear-eyed view of a local problem. Our innovation lab teaches young people how to spot, frame, and prototype solutions to those problems.

Through guided sprints, mentorship, and pitch sessions, learners turn ideas into early-stage products — and the discipline they need to keep iterating.

Incubator-style labFree to attend

Who it serves

Aspiring founders
Student innovators
University clubs and incubators

What participants get

Problem discovery and customer interviews
Rapid prototyping with no-code and code tools
Business model and go-to-market basics
Pitch practice with founders and mentors

How to join

The lab runs in guided sprints. Register your interest on the program page, or contact us if your university club or incubator wants to co-host a lab.

How We Create Impact

A Connected Pathway From First Exposure to Community Transformation

DuabaNti is not a set of disconnected trainings. We guide learners through a clear progression that improves skills, livelihoods, and local problem-solving capacity.

Stage 1

Exposure

Stage 2

Skills

Stage 3

Application

Stage 4

Income & Impact

Stage 1

Exposure (Discover & Entry)

We introduce youth and communities to digital tools, AI, and opportunities shaping the future.

Stop Consuming. Start Building.AI for Africa: Using Artificial Intelligence in Everyday Life & Work Introduction to Modern AI Tools Security: Avoiding 419 Scams and Protecting Your Data & Identity

Stage 2

Skills (Learn & Build Capacity)

We equip participants with practical, job-ready and entrepreneurial digital skills.

Introduction to JavaScript for SHS Students Community Digital Literacy Program Girls in Tech Initiative

Stage 3

Application (Create Solutions)

Participants build real solutions that address problems in their communities.

Build Your First Mobile App: From Idea to Prototype Entrepreneurship & Innovation Lab How to Spot Opportunities by Creating Solutions for Everyday Problems

Stage 4

Income & Impact (Earn, Launch, or Deploy Solutions)

We support participants to earn income, launch ventures, or deploy solutions that create community value.

Turning Your Everyday Skills and Talents Into a Money-Making Career From Side Hustle to Startup: Building a Business With Technology Youth Career Development Workshops

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One-off Events and Seminars

Alongside the six programs above, we run free standalone seminars on digital safety, monetising everyday skills, spotting opportunities, building a first mobile app, AI in everyday life, and taking a side hustle to a startup. Dates are published as they are scheduled.

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