Painting Memories at the Accra Arts District
Cyril Nortey, a Norviwo scholar, shares his experience discovering and expressing his creativity through painting
Kate is the Programs Facilitator at Future of Africa, playing a key role in supporting the programs team.
She focuses on coordinating street outreach, helping residents gain essential life skills, and ensuring everything runs according to program policies and standards.
Kate holds a degree in Social Work from University of Ghana, and is certified as a wildlife activist. While in school she spent significant time volunteering with NGOs that support vulnerable youth in need of protection. A passionate advocate for mental health, wildlife, women’s health and a plastic-free environment, Kate takes pride in delivering innovations and customer service excellence.
Outside of work, Kate is passionate about her wig making business, Glam by Kai. She takes pleasure in spending time with family, reading, watching documentaries and movies.
Every moment a child is off the streets and in the classroom is another moment for the Future of Africa.
Cyril Nortey, a Norviwo scholar, shares his experience discovering and expressing his creativity through painting
Vivian Doku, a second-year resident, shares her experience of learning and playing golf for the first time.
At eleven years old, Patrick chose the uncertainty of the streets over a home that no longer felt safe. What began as a fight for survival would later become a journey toward purpose.