Popularly known as Nhyiraba Herty, she is the Founder of Touching Lives Outreach International, a  registered entity which has been operating for over 10 years. She holds Higher National Diploma (HND) in Accounting from Takoradi Technical University (TTU).

Henritta reaches out to orphans, women and girls, street children and underprivileged persons.  Through her educational and vocational training projects, many girls and vulnerable youth have acquired vocational skills while others have also established small scale businesses to support themselves and their families.

Some children she had helped rescue from the streets had been enrolled in her charity school called Touching Lives Educational Complex which provides free tuition, while supporting some of the beneficiaries to further their education to the secondary and tertiary levels.

The initiative had earned her recognition as she has secured land to construct a seven-unit classroom block, vocational training centre for women and girls, a computer lab, and other facilities at Kwei, a remote community in the Western Region of Ghana.

Naa Kuorkor Mayne-Eghan

She is an enthusiastic social entrepreneur who founded the Disability Not Inability (DNI) Foundation with a focus on helping people with various forms of physical disabilities, especially children, in the areas of education, health, and entrepreneurship. She is passionate about social inclusion and development.

She holds Master of Arts (MA) in Ports and Shipping Administration in addition to a Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Logistics Management from the Regional Maritime University.

Esther believes “everybody has untapped potentials that may never be realised unless they receive the proper instruction, nurturing, and guidance.”

She started the DNI Foundation at age 25 and had since supported over 300 people with disabilities and their families through a number of activities. She has collaborated with organisations such as the Mephibosheth Training Centre at Ankamu near Apam, the Gbi Special School at Hohoe, the Physically Challenged Action Foundation at Offinso, the Gbeogo School for the Deaf at Tongo, the St. Theresah Vocational Training Centre for the Physically Challenged, Abor, and the Good Samaritan Home for Persons with Intellectual Disability at Adidome.

Though she may not be able to reach out to everyone, she has pledged to “influence positively and help transform the lives of those she has come in contact with.”

Through personal and crowd-funding projects, DNI Foundation has been supporting the physically challenged to return to school, acquire a trade, or receive medical treatment.