Empowering Teens for a Brighter Tomorrow
Proudly supporting adolescents through education, advocacy, positive peer support and access to appropriate guidance.
Stronger Minds. Stronger Generations.

“Your feelings matter. Your voice matters. YOU matter!”
Tracelyn Ebbe, Lead Teen Advocate
Every adolescent deserves to be heard, understood and supported
Adolescent Minds Support (AMS) is a Ghanaian nonprofit organisation based in Accra, dedicated to promoting the mental wellbeing of adolescents, particularly junior and senior high school students.
Through mental wellbeing education, advocacy, positive peer support and partnerships, we help young people build resilience, develop life skills and seek appropriate support when facing challenges.
Our Vision
A generation of young people with healthy minds and brighter futures.
Our Mission
To promote adolescent mental wellbeing through education, advocacy, support and collaboration.
Our Values
Compassion · Respect · Inclusion · Integrity · Empowerment · Collaboration
A clear approach, built around young people
We are an educational and preventive organisation. Here is how our work is structured.
- JHS & SHS
- Junior and senior high school students are at the heart of our work
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- Ways we work: educate & inform, listen & empower, connect & refer
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- Steps in AMS CONNECT: learn, connect, practise, lead
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- Core values guide every decision we make
AMS CONNECT: a teen advocacy club for brighter minds
A school-based club designed to educate, engage and empower adolescents to become advocates for positive mental wellbeing, through interactive learning, peer engagement, practical activities and youth-led initiatives.
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Learn
Build knowledge and awareness of mental wellbeing through interactive sessions.
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Connect
Make positive friendships and build peer support networks.
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Practise
Develop life skills and confidence through practical activities.
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Lead
Use your voice for positive change with youth-led initiatives.
Three ways we support adolescents
Our work is educational and preventive. Where specialised assistance is needed, we encourage appropriate professional support and referrals.
Educate & Inform
Age-appropriate mental wellbeing education through school clubs, educational videos, awareness campaigns and community engagement.
Explore programmesListen & Empower
Safe, supportive spaces where adolescents can express themselves, share concerns, build confidence and seek guidance without judgement.
Explore programmesConnect & Refer
Helping adolescents reach trusted adults, school counsellors, qualified professionals and appropriate support services when they need more.
Explore programmesPractical guidance for teens, parents and teachers
Understanding Mental Health
What mental health really means, why everyone has it, and how to look after yours during the teenage years.
Coping with Stress
Practical, everyday ways to handle pressure from school, family and friends without burning out.
Building Healthy Friendships
What good friendship looks like, how to handle conflict, and what to do when a friendship feels unsafe.
Upcoming events and outreach
No upcoming events right now
New school outreach sessions, campaigns and community events will be announced here. Subscribe to our newsletter or follow us on social media to be the first to know.
Better together
Schools, organisations and businesses help us reach more adolescents. We would love to work with you.
Schools
Bring AMS CONNECT and mental wellbeing education to your students.
Partner as a schoolOrganisations & businesses
Sponsor a programme or school outreach, or collaborate on campaigns.
Explore sponsorshipHealth & education professionals
Share your expertise through talks, mentoring and referral links.
Volunteer your skills“Your feelings matter. Your voice matters. YOU matter!”
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Latest from AMS
Welcome to the New Adolescent Minds Support Website
A new home for AMS: mental wellbeing resources, AMS CONNECT, ways to volunteer, partner and donate.
Meet Tracelyn Ebbe, Lead Teen Advocate of AMS CONNECT
Tracelyn gives young people a voice, using creativity and a relatable approach to make conversations about teenage wellbeing more accessible.
Let us talk
Questions, partnerships or school visits? Email adolescentmindsconnect@gmail.com or call 0593200728. We are based in Accra, Ghana.
