In Ghana, addressing challenges in adolescent mental health requires a varied approach that recognizes the importance of religion within the community. Religious institutions and leaders may serve as influential platforms for mental health awareness and destigmatisation, offering spiritual support and fostering social connections. The inclusion of religious perspectives in mental health initiatives can enhance cultural sensitivity and promote holistic approaches to care. This chapter describes community outreach programmes the Dora Awuah Foundation delivered based on religious beliefs and practices. The focus is directed at promoting positive mental health experiences tailored for adolescents. The chapter describes these projects and their implications.