<p><strong>As part of efforts to empower women, families and promote legal awareness, the Justice Revived Foundation (JRF), an NGO organized a landmark Community Legal Outreach and Donation Drive on Friday December 19, 2025 at Kwabenya Senior High School, near the Atomic Roundabout.</strong></p>
<p>The initiative combined education, empowerment, and humanitarian support to equip women with knowledge and resources to navigate legal and economic challenges.</p>
<p>The event brought together widows, single mothers, school children, teachers, and civil society leaders for an afternoon of legal education, financial literacy training, donation of essential items, and networking, creating a platform that was both informative and celebratory.</p>
<p>Central to the outreach was a legal discussion on spousal property rights, personally led by Mrs. Janice Tiwah Oware, Esq., Executive Director of JRF.</p>
<p>With clarity and compassion, she guided participants through the complexities of property laws affecting women, explaining their entitlements and the steps to take when disputes arise.</p>
<p>“Women, especially widows, often face serious challenges from the extended families of their deceased spouses.</p>
<p>By educating them on spousal property rights, we are equipping them with the knowledge to protect themselves and know when to seek legal advice,” Mrs. Oware told reporters.</p>
<p>The program also emphasized financial literacy, encouraging women to adopt savings habits and build economic security.</p>
<p>“Many women engage in businesses but do not cultivate the habit of saving. Financial literacy is key to securing their future and that of their children,” she added.</p>
<p>In a tangible show of support, about 30 widows and single mothers received essential food items, providing comfort and relief for their families as the festive season approached.</p>
<p>The outreach drew commendation from Dr. Joseph Kobla Wemakor, Executive Director of Human Rights Reporters Ghana (HRRG), who praised JRF’s grassroots approach to making justice accessible.</p>
<p>“This initiative demonstrates how legal knowledge can be used as a tool for human rights protection. Educating women on spousal property rights is critical to preventing dispossession and other violations, particularly after the death of a spouse,” Dr. Wemakor stated.</p>
<p>Looking ahead, Mrs. Oware unveiled the foundation’s Maiden Women Powered Conference, a comprehensive empowerment program scheduled for next year.</p>
<p>The conference will offer a 360-degree approach, combining seminars with practical vocational skills training, including makeup artistry, soap making, and sewing, to help women achieve economic independence.</p>
<p>She also called on corporate organizations, institutions, and individuals to support JRF’s mission, noting the foundation’s proven track record in delivering meaningful impact.</p>
<p>The outreach concluded with feasting, laughter, and networking, leaving participants inspired and empowered.</p>
<p>For the women, children, and community members who attended, the day provided more than education—it delivered knowledge, support, and hope, demonstrating how justice combined with action can transform lives.</p>
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