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Alex Asmah Foundation launched in Kumasi to support youth development across Ghana

Asmah also disclosed that the Foundation will serve young people across Ghana, with particular attention to those whose potential is limited by lack of access to opportunity, including students, graduates and young professionals, young entrepreneurs, innovators and creators, apprentices and vocational trainees, young people in underserved communities, emerging community leaders and youth-led organisations.
A new youth-focused not-for-profit organisation, the Alex Asmah Foundation, has been launched with a mandate to build an empowered generation where every young person has the opportunity to thrive, lead, and reach their full potential."This initiative is to guide young people on a journey from potential to opportunity, from opportunity to achievement, from achievement to leadership, from leadership to service and ultimately to nation-building, under its guiding principle of ASPIRE, ACHIEVE and FLOURISH," the founder stated.
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