On 7th February 2026, Create & Inspire Organisation LBG took another meaningful step toward its mission of creating opportunities for young people and inspiring the future. The organisation conducted a practical training on liquid soap making for students of Bishop Girls Basic School, located in Accra Central.
The training session brought together approximately 40 enthusiastic girls, all eager to learn a new and valuable skill. With the dedicated support of two volunteers, the students were guided step-by-step through the process of producing liquid soap, from understanding the materials and measurements to mixing, safety practices, and packaging basics.
The session was graced by the presence of the Executive Director, Mrs. Cynthia Labram, whose commitment to empowering young people continues to drive the organisation’s impactful programmes. Her presence motivated the students and reinforced the importance of skill development as a pathway to independence and opportunity.
Beyond learning how to make liquid soap, the training provided students with practical entrepreneurial exposure. They gained knowledge that can help them support hygiene practices at home, develop small income-generating activities in the future, and build confidence in their ability to create something useful with their own hands.
The atmosphere throughout the training was lively and engaging. Students actively participated, asked thoughtful questions, and demonstrated excitement as they watched their mixtures transform into finished products. The experience was not only educational but also empowering.
This initiative reflects Create & Inspire Organisation’s ongoing commitment to equipping young people, especially girls, with life skills, practical knowledge, and confidence that extend beyond the classroom. By introducing hands-on training opportunities, the organisation continues to nurture creativity, independence, and future readiness among students.
As the session concluded, the smiles, curiosity, and sense of accomplishment among the girls stood as clear evidence of the programme’s impact. It was another successful step toward building a generation of capable, confident, and inspired young leaders.
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