Bridget is naturally bubbly: she loves conversations and food, and is a fierce lover of family. For her, happiness is dependent on the safety and joy of those she considers her family. Her contagious smile, combined with her passion to educate the vulnerable children on the continent drives her every action.
"I believe that these kids should also have a voice, be heard, and have the same rights as everybody else."
Bridget's FOA Journey started during the COVID-19 period in Ghana when she decided to volunteer here while on break from school. What began as a short volunteering experience became an internship, and later developed into her National Service and now a full-time role at the organization.
"The people here were very nice and friendly. They made me feel like a part of the place by interacting with me, so it was very welcoming. It was like a home."
Bridget graduated from the University of Ghana, majoring in Education and minoring in Social Work.
As a Programs Coordinator, Bridget is in charge of health-related issues, family tracing & reunification, and the general welfare of our FOA children.
Every moment a child is off the streets and in the classroom is another moment for the Future of Africa.
In the heart of Accra's bustling streets, FOA tirelessly works to reunite vulnerable street children with their families, fostering healing, reconciliation, and the promise of a brighter future.
Within FOA's newly established metal and woodwork workshop, Innocent, Ishmael, and Patrick are honing their skills to build picnic benches, tables, and chairs of exceptional quality
FOA's inaugural matriculation ceremony celebrated 11 former street children officially joining the Norviwo program.
