Advocacy Campaigns
Social media and community campaigns promoting transparency and accountability.
We are Youth Against Corruption (YAC), a bold, youth-led movement powered by the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP). We aren't just the leaders of tomorrow; we are the watchdogs of today.
Our mission is simple: to build a Ghana where integrity is the norm, ethics are the standard, and corruption has no place to hide.
We've stepped up because the world is calling for it. Guided by the principles of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) and the UN Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC), we know that real change only happens when the public, especially the youth, gets involved.
Corruption doesn't just break laws, it steals our future. It drains the resources meant for our schools, our jobs, and our dreams. But here's the good news: we have the energy, the creativity, and the "idealism" to fight back.
We are the guardians of integrity. We are the agents of change.
From Upper West to Greater Accra, corruption steals the future of the young. We organise, document and report, region by region, until power answers to the people.
To build a Ghana where youth-led integrity drives change.
To educate, inspire, and mobilize young people through innovative programs, partnerships, and platforms that promote anti-corruption values and civic action.
Six values, one word. They shape every session, campaign and partnership we run.
YAC aims to shape the upcoming generation into impactful changemakers.
Social media and community campaigns promoting transparency and accountability.
Capacity building on ethics, whistleblowing, and civic responsibility.
Anti-corruption talks, seminars, and integrity clubs in schools and universities.
The plan that guides our programmes, partnerships and advocacy. Flip through it here, or open it full screen.
Students and ambassadors on what YAC changed for them.
Participating in the Youth Against Corruption sensitisation program opened my eyes to how everyday actions can either fight or fuel corruption. The session was engaging and practical, and it inspired me to become more conscious of integrity in my school and community
The training programs equipped me with leadership skills, ethical values, and the confidence to speak up against corruption. I now feel empowered to educate my peers and advocate for transparency wherever I go.
As a tertiary student involved in several YAC initiatives, I've had the opportunity to collaborate with passionate young people committed to building a corruption-free society. The experience has strengthened my sense of civic responsibility and shown me that youth can be powerful agents of change.
These FAQs answer your questions about who we are, what we do, and how you can join the fight for a fair, transparent, and accountable society.
Youth Against Corruption is a movement that empowers young people to stand against corruption, promote transparency, and advocate for ethical leadership in their communities. We aim to educate, mobilize, and engage youth in fighting corruption at all levels.
Any young person who is passionate about integrity, honesty, and good governance can join. There are no restrictions based on background, education, or location — if you want to make a difference, you're welcome.
Corruption affects everyone, but its consequences are especially harmful for young people. Fighting corruption ensures better access to education, jobs, healthcare, and opportunities. It also builds a fair and transparent society for future generations.
Report corruption by calling toll-free
0800 000 700 or 0302 668 517, or visit www.osp.gov.gh.
Reports can be anonymous.
Follow our social media accounts, participate in campaigns, share educational content, and join discussions. You can also submit ideas, volunteer for events, and help raise awareness digitally.
Become a YAC ambassador, bring a session to your school or church, or report corruption. Reports can be anonymous.