Serving Communities, Protecting Children & Empowering Generations
“A man filled with the love of God is not content with blessing his family alone, but ranges through the whole world, anxious to bless the whole human race.”
World Joy Foundation
There were three middle schools in Stephen's town of Abomosu, yet he was the only one who attended high school. Inspired to rewrite this narrative for future generations, Stephen co-founded World Joy to create long-term, self-sustaining educational infrastructure.
Over two decades, World Joy has built primary schools, junior high school facilities, teachers' quarters, community health clinics, and clean water delivery systems. World Joy also leads humanitarian expeditions connecting international doctors, nurses, audiologists, chiropractors, and business leaders with rural Ghana.
Kaeme Foundation
“As a people, each of us can become an orphan at any point in time... we are all orphans and therefore serve our own when we take care of the most vulnerable in society.”
Kaeme is a pioneering non-profit dedicated to reforming child welfare and residential care in Ghana. Partnering with the Ghanaian Ministry of Gender, Children, and Social Protection, Kaeme builds digital databases of vulnerable children in orphanages, conducts rigorous family tracing, and facilitates joyful, safe family reunifications.
Help Start & Prosperous Africa Education
When Help Start needed a trusted partner and reliable in-country mentor to bring technology infrastructure to students enrolled in BYU-Pathway Worldwide in West Africa, Stephen stepped forward to lead the operation.
Through dedicated high-speed computer labs, individual laptop distribution, and local mentoring, Help Start empowers over 1,000+ ambitious young men and women across Ghana and West Africa to complete accredited online university degrees, mastering software engineering, business, and data analysis.
Margaret Ofosuah Family Center (MFC)
Located in the heart of Abomosu, the Margaret Ofosuah Family Center stands as a sacred gathering ground honoring matriarchal wisdom, maternal health, and youth development.
The center hosts women's vocational training workshops, microfinance literacy circles, health screenings, and early-childhood literacy programs—ensuring that the women and children of Abomosu have the resources to flourish while keeping cultural heritage alive.
