The primary objective of this assignment is to enhance the capacity of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) in Ghana to provide effective support services for individuals affected by discrimination and sexual and gender‐based violence (SGBV). This aligns with Ghana’s national development goals and international commitments to gender equality and human rights. This consultancy aims at bringing together key international and national practice‐based knowledge in the area of SGBV and inclusion in order to strengthen Ghanaian civil society in bridging the access gaps that prevent survivors to access reliable services. Critical considerations for this assignment include ensuring that the training materials are tailored to the Ghanaian context while meeting international standards. It is essential to address intersectionality and multiple forms of discrimination throughout the content. Incorporating survivor‐centred approaches is also paramount, as is striking a balance between theoretical knowledge and practical skills development. The training methodologies should be participatory, interactive and engaging, suitable for adult learners from diverse backgrounds. The training will be action orientated, drawing from participants and facilitators real‐life work examples.