Teen Talk Ghana is a youth-led non-governmental organization in the Upper West Region of Ghana. The organization creates safe spaces and opportunities for teenagers, teen mothers, and youth (persons between the ages of 15 and 35 years) to address issues that bother their welfare in areas such as sexual reproductive health and rights, child marriages, and teenage pregnancy, among others. We also conduct research on issues affecting teenagers and young people and run youth empowerment and skills development initiatives.
The organisation was started by Miss Linat Osman Kundaribuo and Kunlie Desmond as co-founders. The Organisation is born out of the fact that, the two founders realised a gap in youth development and skilled development and empowerment.

TeenTalkGH will strive to meet the following goals but not limited.
The management of TeenTalk gh is key to its success and therefore, the organisation will among other things have a proper structure of workers including board of directors who will be individuals of good academic and social standing. The order of power relations shall from the board of directors and move downwards, the organogram shows the management team or structure of TeenTalk gh.
TeenTalk gh shall have a legal practitioner who will achieve the board of directors and management on other operations and dealings with other organisations. The lawyer will also defend the organisation in all legal matters.
The board of directors of TeenTalk shall be made up of 5 to 7 members. They will among other things take the highest decisions for and on behalf of the organisations they shall meet at least three (3) times in a year to review and plan strategically for programs and projects of TeenTalk gh including partnerships and sponsorship deals. The board shall also evaluate programs and projects of TeenTalk.
The legal team of Teen Talk gh shall be the next in order of authority which will among other things advice the board of directors and management on legal issues, be the custodian of the constitution governing the organisation and further defend TeenTalk gh, in legal related issues.
The chief executive officer shall be a person of good educational standing, who should have a degree in related areas. The CEO shall man all partnership issues, plan for programs and represent the organisation on various platforms.

Teen Talk Ghana works with eight (8) staff, 35 dynamic community volunteers from across the Upper West Region
Executive Director
Head of Operations
Administration
Project Coordinator - Health
Field Officer
Field Officer
Programs Manager