Who we are

Turning potential into
real-world innovation

The Yamoransa Model serves as an educational gateway, providing young learners across Africa with practical tools, robotics labs, and digital skills necessary to turn abstract ideas into real-world solutions. Our collaborative relationships promote the Sustainable Development Goals.

Our pillars

Through connected programmes, partnerships and projects, we turn access to technology into lasting, community-owned opportunity for the young people who need it most.

Uniting Communities

Building change through local, grassroots partnerships.

Equipping Students

Giving young people the digital skills tomorrow demands.

Driving the SDGs

Turning global goals into real, local impact for our communities.

Securing Longevity

Creating change that takes root and grows stronger together.

Bridging the gap

Watch how our STEAM labs turn access into opportunity.

Our Leadership

Meet the team turning vision into lasting impact.

Dr. Deborah Rose

President, Helping Africa Foundation

Japhet Aryiku

Executive Director, Helping Africa Foundation

Jonathan Wiesner

Deputy Executive Director, Helping Africa Foundation

Kafui A. Prebbie

Project Director, Yamoransa Labs Program

Our sustainable model

Every Yamoransa Model project is guided by a five-step journey: listening to community priorities, co-designing the solution, installing the lab, supporting continuous learning and building for long-term sustainability. This collaborative process creates strong local ownership, helping each lab deliver lasting value and continue to grow with the community it serves.

Belief to a movement

Our story began in 2012 in Yamoransa, Ghana, with a group of volunteers who believed that access to technology could make a difference. This belief became a model, one now transforming classrooms and futures across Ghana, The Gambia, and Liberia.