Community Development
Skills, health outreach and inclusive local action that help communities build lasting strength.
See this workDignity. Opportunity. Stronger communities.
Naa Adese Omanye Foundation works alongside communities in Ghana to expand practical skills, livelihoods, health outreach and direct support.
Practical action where it matters most
Our work connects immediate care with the skills, relationships and opportunities people need to shape more secure futures.
Poverty Alleviation
Immediate assistance and longer-term livelihood support for underserved families and households.
See this workCare for Older People
Food, clothing, dignity and connection for older women and respected community leaders.
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Women and young people belong in every field
The Foundation connects technical training, livelihoods, enterprise learning and public advocacy to widen the choices available to women and young people.
- Non-traditional vocational and technical skills
- Fashion design and equipment support
- Entrepreneurship and customer care
- Community livelihoods for women
Community knowledge guides every step
The strongest programmes begin with listening and stay accountable to the people they are designed to support.
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Listen locally
Community priorities guide where attention and practical support are most useful.
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Build together
Local leaders, institutions and participants shape activities around real needs.
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Act practically
Training, outreach, tools and direct care turn concern into useful action.
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Document progress
Dates, places, stories and verified figures build a clearer record of impact.
A growing record of practical community work
From youth skills in Akuapem to free eye screening in Nungua, the Foundation’s documented activities show a consistent focus on useful support, local access and greater opportunity.
2018 to 2025Documented activity
Almost 650Women reported at one 2023 gathering
Leadership rooted in community service
Manye Naa Adesey Omanye Sane III is the Nungua and Okpoigono Manye and founder of Naa Adese Omanye Foundation. Her work brings traditional leadership together with practical action for women, young people, children, older people and underserved families.
Through vocational skills, livelihood support, health outreach and direct care, she has championed programmes that help people build safer, more independent futures.
Read the Foundation storyStories from the work
Real activities, real places and a growing record of community action.
Free eye screening brought community care closer to home
A community eye-screening activity created a simple, local opportunity for people to pay attention to their eye health.
Read the storyA community gathering focused on women's economic strength
Source material reports that almost 650 women took part in a gathering focused on financial empowerment and community support.
Read the storyWomen can build careers in technical fields
A TVET-focused activity encouraged women and young people to see skilled technical work as a real path forward.
Read the storyThere is more than one way to stand with a community
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