Leadership | Anlo Women and Care Foundation

Famous Kwame Agboka

Executive Director & Council Member

Famous Kwame Agboka leads AWCF with a strong sense of purpose and community. As Executive Director and Council Member, he oversees the Foundation’s strategic direction, partnerships, and impact programs. With a rich background in finance, water and sanitation, and NGO leadership, he is committed to building sustainable systems that uplift women and transform communities.

“When you empower a woman, you spark change that echoes through generations.”
— Famous Kwame Agboka

Gerald Kofi Jumbo

Chief Operating Officer & Council Member

Gerald Kofi Jumbo brings strategic leadership and operational excellence to AWCF. With extensive experience in business development and NGO project coordination, he ensures that AWCF’s initiatives are impactful, efficient, and community-driven.

“Empowering women isn’t charity—it’s the foundation for lasting change.”
— Gerald Kofi Jumbo

Gilbert Korkoe Awutey

Programmes Manager

Gilbert Korkoe Awutey is the Programmes Manager of Anlo Women and Care Foundation (AWCF), bringing over six years of operations management experience in the banking sector. His expertise spans operational coordination, process management, stakeholder engagement, compliance and service delivery.

At AWCF, he coordinates the planning, implementation and monitoring of programmes across women and girls’ empowerment, education and youth development, health and well-being, skills development, climate action and community support. Working with AWCF’s leadership, partners, volunteers and communities, he helps translate the Foundation’s vision into structured, responsive and impactful initiatives.

“My commitment is to turn our vision into meaningful action—creating programmes that empower people, strengthen communities and deliver lasting impact.”
— Gilbert Korkoe Awutey

Thelma Quashigah

Treasurer & Digital Communications Lead

Thelma Quashigah blends creativity and precision in her dual role at AWCF. She ensures financial accountability while leading the organization’s visual storytelling and digital engagement strategies with passion and purpose.

“Design tells our story—transparency keeps us trusted.”
— Thelma Quashigah

Sylvia Asantewaa Ocran

Company Secretary & Programs Lead

Sylvia Asantewaa Ocran brings heart and structure to AWCF’s field programs. With a background in nutrition, health, and community development, she ensures smooth governance while driving meaningful outreach efforts across Anlo and beyond.

“Real impact happens when we meet people where they are—and grow with them.”
— Sylvia Asantewaa Ocran

Nana Ama Serwaa Osei

Programs & Strategic Engagement Coordinator

Nana Ama Serwaa Osei is a passionate changemaker with strong roots in nutrition, research, youth empowerment, and strategic communication. With experience at institutions like Noguchi Memorial Institute and Awinteck Solutions, she brings a results-driven and community-focused mindset to AWCF.

Her leadership in project coordination, partnership building, and grassroots outreach strengthens AWCF’s ability to connect with stakeholders and transform lives through impactful, inclusive programs.

“Every act of engagement is a step toward empowerment—especially when women and youth are at the heart of the solution.”
— Nana Ama Serwaa Osei

Delali Akuvi Worname

Administrative & Legal Affairs Assistant

Delali Akuvi Worname brings a sharp eye for detail and a strong legal-administrative background to AWCF. With experience from the Ghana Judicial Service and Albany Law Consult, she supports the Foundation in managing legal records, contracts, compliance documentation, and internal administration.

Her professionalism and organizational skills ensure AWCF maintains the highest standards of accountability and good governance in all operations.

“When we handle the details with care, we build a foundation strong enough to support lasting change.”
— Delali Akuvi Worname