The Day I Confidently Shared My Story - Mohammed Musa
Mohammed Musa reflects on the excitement of his matriculation and the honor of sharing his story, a moment he will remember forever
Anytime we had special programs involving large-scale cooking, Dorcas would always volunteer to cook to help us with the large numbers.
As a young girl growing up, Dorcas was always seeing her mother helping out the disadvantaged individuals around her. This ignited a passion within her to do same with what she has available.
As the Resident Life Coordinator here at the FOA Norviwo Community Centre, Dorcas takes care of the female residents and supports their character development. She also ensures that the entire facility is in top condition and is well-resourced with good food.
Incidentally, prior to joining FOA, Dorcas had just finished a catering and decoration course to add to her experience as a caterer. She really loves cooking! It brings her so much joy whenever people enjoy her dishes.
Dorcas graduated from the St. Catherine Girls Senior High School in the Volta Region.
Every moment a child is off the streets and in the classroom is another moment for the Future of Africa.
Mohammed Musa reflects on the excitement of his matriculation and the honor of sharing his story, a moment he will remember forever
Victoria reflects on a memorable day making scented candles—an experience she never imagined she would have.
After three years on the streets of Accra, Vivian found more than a safe place to call home when she joined FOA. She gained new skills, confidence, and an opportunity to begin changing her family’s story.