Yinson Production Ghana, in partnership with the Ghana Education Service (GES) and the Youth Bridge Foundation, has successfully concluded its third annual STEM Clinic for female students from the Ahanta West Municipality in the Western Region.  

Held over two weeks, the programme brought together more than 500 young girls for an engaging, hands-on learning experience in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Participants explored a range of activities including basic chemistry, circuit building and introductory robotics, designed to nurture curiosity, creativity and teamwork. 

The STEM Clinic forms part of Yinson Production’s broader commitment to inclusive education and gender equity in STEM. By making science and technology more accessible, the initiative helps to build confidence among young learners and supports Ghana’s national efforts to prepare youth for a technology-driven future. 

This effort is one of many under Yinson Production’s wider CSR initiatives, which focus on empowering communities through education, skills development and sustainable growth.