Rosemond Ama Yeboah Foundation inspires 2,456 students at their maiden Elevate Summit in Sunyani

Elevate Summit

At Sunyani Senior High School, the Rosemond Ama Yeboah Foundation hosted its inaugural Elevate Summit event, inspiring and enthralling 2,456 students with a day of cultural performances, inspiration, and priceless educational insights.

The event, themed “Leveraging Opportunities for Access to Higher  Education: A Summit of the Future,” aimed to empower students and provide them with the tools and motivation to pursue higher education.


The day was marked by exciting cultural performances and lovely tunes by the school choir, setting a spirited tone for the summit. Giveaways added an element of excitement, ensuring the students felt valued and motivated to pursue higher education. The foundation’s founder and executive director, Rosemond Yeboah, stressed in her speech the foundation’s unwavering commitment to giving gifted but underprivileged students access to higher education.

Elevate Summit
Elevate Summit



“It fills me with joy and gratitude to stand before you to celebrate and champion a cause that lies at the heart of our mission: leveraging opportunities for access to higher education,” said Miss Yeboah.

She highlighted the foundation’s holistic approach, which includes scholarships, mentorships, skill training, and access to opportunities, all aimed at improving the lives of students during and after their tertiary education. Embrace wisdom like you’re doing today and climb up that good tree in your academic journey,” Miss Yeboah said, quoting a moving Akan adage, and urging the kids to take advantage of the chances that were offered to them and make significant life decisions.


Notable speakers Saki Sosi (Private Legal Practitioner), Samuel Kojo Pinkrah Communication Strategist), Dorcas Babet Kwofie (Development Professional), and Professor Emmanuel Arhin(Lecturer, UENR) gave thought-provoking speeches at the event. Every speaker contributed a distinct viewpoint, which enhanced the students’ comprehension of the significance of pursuing further education and personal growth.
Students expressed immense joy and gratitude for the event, noting that it was an unprecedented experience in their school.

Many voiced a desire for more such events and additional support for their school and communities.
The Rosemond Ama Yeboah Foundation remains steadfast in its mission to raise a generation of capable and driven leaders.
By providing educational scholarships and comprehensive development opportunities to young people in Africa, the foundation is fostering positive change and building a brighter future.

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The Why Factor

Growing up in one of Ghana’s disadvantaged regions Sunyani in the Bono region, a smart and talented woman faced many challenges with both parents as farmers, who had little to noeducation. Despite her parents’ pursuits and hard work, she still had no access to scholarship information, youth developmental programs, mentorship opportunities and just a few talent driven activities because of her elementary school experience in one of the best schools in Sunyani.

After her University education, she moved to Accra, the most advantageous region in Ghana.
Then, she came to a realization of how she could have gained some scholarships for her University education, be a part of some youth programs and organizations that are making impactful contributions to society while pursuing education. Though Rosemond Yeboah challenged herself to break the barrier, she still believes that shouldn’t be the norm for any young lady or young person who are faced with financial burdens, who find themselves in less-advantageous circumstances nor have parents who have no education but yet, strive everyday to support their children to attain heights they couldn’t possibly achieve due to circumstantial reasons in Ghana. 


Having access to information and knowledge is one of the greatest privileged resources we may look down on but the foundation believes it is the starting point to turning lives around and that’s why and how Rosemond Ama Yeboah (RAY) Foundation was birthed. The foundation is a legacy for every young person who has locked themselves up because of their parent’s educational background, their financial conditions and life’s circumstances. The name and logo of the foundation is a symbolism of hope for the younger generations willing and eager to see themselves make a difference.

The Rosemond Ama Yeboah (RAY) Foundation is working to break the cycle of poverty by focusing on enhancing educational access and quality through scholarships, youth and educational programs and community based programs towards gender equality and inclusion,