Founder of Fondation Ahobah, Frank Ahobah, has inspired many after leading a major humanitarian outreach at the Royal Seed Orphanage Home in Kasoa, where more than 200 children and staff received food, relief items and words of encouragement.

The outreach, held on Saturday, July 18, 2026, formed part of the foundation's mission to support vulnerable children and underserved communities across Ghana.
Unlike many charitable donations, the foundation first engaged the orphanage's management to identify its most urgent needs. The home revealed that it urgently required a printer for administrative and educational work.

Responding to the request, Fondation Ahobah donated a brand-new printer alongside several essential items, including bags of rice, toiletries, cooking oil, tomato paste, mosquito nets, crates of eggs and other food supplies.

The event also featured a fellowship service, entertainment and a meal for all the children and staff.

Addressing the children, Frank Ahobah shared his life story, revealing that he once lived on the streets without a home.


He encouraged the children not to allow their current circumstances to define their future, urging them to remain disciplined, prayerful and hopeful.



"My prayer is that every one of you grows up to become greater than I am," he told the children.

The outreach was attended by members of the foundation, Frank Ahobah's family and Prophet El-Divine, who joined in mentoring, interacting and spending time with the children.

Founded in 2025, Fondation Ahobah is a registered Christian humanitarian organisation dedicated to supporting children, widows, orphans and vulnerable people through education, healthcare, food relief, counselling and evangelism.

The Kasoa outreach marks the foundation's first major community intervention since its registration and signals its commitment to expanding humanitarian support across Ghana and beyond.