 LAWYER JOYCE OPOKU-BOATENG
(BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR OF THE SUPREME COURT OF GHANA)
FOUNDER AND CEO
Joyce’s desire to establish an NGO focused on women and children’s rights arose from her extensive experience as a gender rights advocate in both governmental and non-governmental sectors. Her passion was further deepened after participating in the U.S. State Department’s International Visitor Program on “Combating Trafficking in Persons” in 2007.
She received her legal education in Ghana and the UK, earning a law degree and professional training from the Ghana Law School, and was called to the Bar in 1994. Joyce has worked in various legal roles locally and internationally, serving as Legal Officer for state organizations and Consultant in Human Rights.
She is affiliated with several legal associations, including the International Bar Association (IBA), FIDA and AWLA, and has served as a Resource Person at multiple conferences. She has represented Ghana in international forums and received multiple honors for her advocacy work. |
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 Miss. Alice Achampong
Programs Coordinator
Miss Alice Achampong leads the coordination and daily operations of the foundation. As a passionate young professional, she is dedicated to uplifting women and youth, spearheading efforts to create lasting positive change in their lives. She holds a degree in Computer Science and is a certified Digital Marketer.
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