
Sandra Chrapah Ph.D
Founder/ Director
Dr. Sandra Chrapah is inspired by her deep love for children and the belief that every child deserves a joyful, secure, and hope-filled childhood. Holding a PhD in Health Administration and Global Health, she combines professional expertise with compassion, focusing on strengthening both children and the families who nurture them. Through YenMa Foundation, she leads initiatives such as feeding programs, newborn essential support for families, and scholarships that help children stay in school. She remains committed to walking alongside parents and caregivers, providing resources and community-centered programs that allow children to grow, thrive, and truly enjoy being children.

Godson Aloryito Ph.D
Director/Treasurer
Dr. Godson Korbla Aloryito is a public finance expert and advocate dedicated to ensuring public resources effectively support society’s most vulnerable. Holding a Ph.D. in Finance, Godson combines financial expertise with a strong commitment to social equity. As an advocate for children, he has led impactful community programs and outreach efforts, including donations to the children’s ward at the University of Ghana Hospital and the Weija Leprosarium. During his time at the International Budget Partnership, Godson worked with SEND Ghana and UNICEF to enhance the credibility of routine immunization budgets for children in Ghana. As Director, Godson leverages his extensive knowledge of fiscal governance and his personal mission to ensure children receive the support they need to thrive.

Patrick Chrapah
Advisor
Patrick Chrapah is a seasoned marketing manager with over 40 years of experience where he has led award-winning campaigns, built strategic partnerships, and secured major contracts with organizations like NADMO, a disaster relief non-profit organization. Beyond his corporate achievements, Patrick is deeply committed to nonprofit work, supporting initiatives that provide essential resources, and educational opportunities for children and families in Ghana. As an advisor to YenMa Foundation, he leverages his expertise in marketing, partnerships, and community engagement to help expand programs that uplift children, strengthen families, and create lasting impact.

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Pamela Effah
Outreach Coordinator
Pamela has always enjoyed the company of children and educating them through rhymes and poems and hopes to support the foundation with her skills in networking.
With a passion for understanding human behavior, she studied Psychology with a minor in French at Saint Mary’s University in Canada. During her studies, she took up the role as a resident assistant for three years, helping new college students adjust to college while assisting to resolve residential problems. One of the roles she enjoyed was helping her team coordinate college events by making sure students had the necessary supplies needed through the assistants of sponsors. She was responsible for writing these sponsorship letters as well organizing and participating in fundraising activities for her residents.
Pamela plans to pursue a Masters degree in Clinical psychology and a PsyD in Clinical psychology with a concentration in forensics. Her ultimate career goal is to be a Clinical Forensic Psychologist, however, when she is not studying, she enjoys cooking, socializing, listening to music or an insightful podcast.

Grace Arthur
Program Support Coordinator
Grace is passionate about supporting single mothers, often volunteering her time to identify families in need across the country. She leads the selection, purchase, and thoughtful packaging of baby essentials for families, ensuring each Yenma newborn package makes a meaningful impact. As a fashion designer and CEO of Outer Covering, Grace donates her time and talent to sow newborn clothes for the YenMa baby packages. She takes pride in putting a smile on the faces of these families and hopes to continue to serve the children of this foundation.

Sandra Asamoah
Community Outreach
Sandra served as vice president for the Model United Nations debate team in her high school. To enrich the leadership skills amongst her peers, she also served as the president for the WE school club. Sandra has always loved children and has been volunteering at the University City Children’s Center in St. Louis, by supporting administrative responsibilities and responding to the sanitation measures to ensure a clean environment for the children. She also registered high school students who needed volunteer hours for service learning.
She is currently a double major student at the University of Missouri pursuing degrees in international relations and business as well as a minor in Psychology.
However, when she is not buried in her books, she enjoys watching and writing reviews on movies, dancing and playing tennis.

Andy Annobil
Graphic designer
Andy is a self taught freelance graphic designer in Ghana. He is highly creative and versatile in his artwork as he began exploring his artistic passion in graphic design since he was a little boy. His interest in arts pushed him to further his skills by learning from his friends who were trained graphic designers. He has excellent customer relations skills and works closely and patiently with his clients to attain their desired art work.
Andy is currently studying Information Technology at the University of Energy and Natural Resources in Ghana and will be managing YenMa Foundation’s website after his education.
He has offered his amazing skills to help the foundation with design projects and is responsible for our beautiful logo. When he is not studying or working with clients, you can find him listening to music, reading a book or perfecting his artistic skills.
Contact information: andrewandrewannobil222@gmail.com

Michael Mensah Attoh
Partnership Coordinator
Michael has been a child rights activist for most of his life and as such became a member of YenMa Foundation with the aim of taking his passion for child right and welfare a step further.
He was the Financial secretary of Youth Advocate Ghana(NGO) where he worked together with his team to fight and protect the rights of children against sexual abuse and child labour. He also educated people in the community on Teenage pregnancy, Malaria,Tuberculosis, STIs and other diseases prevalent in Ghana.
When he was the organiser for Celc International, he helped educate the youth on leadership and entrepreneurship by organising symposiums for people in his community and beyond.
Now, he teaches further Mathematics and Computing at a senior high school and also organises free tutorial classes for children with special needs as a personal commitment to his community. His dedication for children and their wellbeing is evident as he volunteered to be on the STEM program initiated by the Member of Parliament (MP) for his constituency where he was assigned to teach deprived schools in his community Mathematics and ICT.
Mr. Attoh studied BSc. Mathematics with a minor in computer programming at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology. His hobbies are reading, singing, playing guitar, piano and soccer.
