I was born in Accra–Ghana, into a circle of polygamy family and absolute poverty.I feel very blessed and content with my life which is underpinned by the saying “In everything you do, put God first, and he will direct you and crown your efforts with success”, although, there was a time in my life when I couldn’t imagine my dreams come true.At a very tender age, I walked in the streets of Accra-Ghana feeling that I was rather walking in a desert island shouting for help with no support from the state, no children social service to turn to, no reliable family to depend on, hopelessly wishing to become a lawyer in future.  Mum had just returned to Ghana from very successful years, but later a painful struggle in Nigeria, everything had fallen apart, mum is suddenly a single mother of five and homeless.  The frustration mounted on us (her children) and we became prematurely independent.  With constant tears and sorrow in my heart, my greatest fear was not what I will eat the next day, but who I will become someday.  The echoes of life lead me to the deep ends of a stormy sea at a tender age.  This wasn’t what I dreamt of, my fairy dream of one day becoming a Lawyer was about to be swept away into dark clouds.  I was innocently vulnerable, it was hard and dark but I survived.  Although, studying law didn’t go well for me, today I am a proud Social Worker and a Public Health Educator, because someone elevated me from a helpless situation and gave me hope.To give back to children who are experiencing similar situation like I suffered, I am passionately committed to help every abandoned child that I come across to protect their vulnerabilities.  With your help, we will care and support abandoned children in significant risk, reduce their risk and help them reach their potentials in life. 

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