FOUNDER / TRUSTEE

ISAAC AGBOSU

Isaac, a Pioneer, Philanthropist, and a Passionate Campaigner for the well-being of children and young people, has hands on experience with working directly with the Lolonya and Kpone communities in Ghana 

He helped organise life changing events, partnered with other organisations alike in setting up local play areas, establishing useful liaisons with the local schools, local Chiefs and Elders, businesses and local government Leaders. He is extremely passionate about the welfare of the local youth which makes him the best person to lead this project.   

 Isaac has a strong background in Operational Management with his roles both as a Production Manager and Production Assistant with Food Processing Company, Milani, since 2004 to 2011 specialising in the delivery of large-scale production of Fruit Juices in time sensitive deadlines both domestic and international level.     

As a seasoned Football Coach in his local community, Isaac is able to transfer the skills of providing motivation and advice coupled with leadership skills and ability to be patient and calm in any stressful situation.    During his 4 year charitable work he developed a future strategy for a non-profit organisation and teamed up with Victoria Madelyn-Adjei to start up the WATCH Foundation in order to achieve sustainability and continuity for the projects ahead.   

Growing up in Lolonya, Isaac experienced  first hand the unfortunate derelict living situation which often saw him sleeping outside and struggling to find food sometimes and his burning passion to change the narrative makes him the best person to be at the forefront of this charity.

VICTORIA MADELYN-ADJEI   

Victoria brings with her a wealth of experience working for non-profit organisations and Foreign Investment Networks as a Senior Project Manager responsible in securing sponsorships, partnerships and liaisons with African Policy Makers.  She organised a number of International Leaders' Conferences in London and Washington DC, creating Forums for African Policy Makers and Foreign Investors the likes of Shell, Coca Cola and InterContinental Hotels Group.  

Victoria has over 25 years in the Sales & Marketing, Human Resources and Operational Management both in the Public and Commercial Sector.  She won a 'Sales Professional of the Year 2000' & 'Best in Class' Award for her roles in Sales and Marketing working for TNT, and a Values Award for 'Personal Advisor of the Year 2010' working with Reed in Partnership with the UK biggest public service Department of Work and Pensions responsible for the welfare, pensions and child maintenance policy,  where she led and participated in several projects in helping Young People and Families towards financial independence through work and enabling them to claim the support they need as they progress.

   During her years as a Foster Parent, Victoria welcomed and nurtured infants into young adults and her dream of starting up an orphanage earns her this privilege to utilise her natural love and compassion to drive WATCH Foundation to the next level. 

Please help us welcome our new Community Development Project Manager & Media Consultant,  Master Prince Twumasi-Ankrah Adjei. 

Prince is a Social work Undergraduate student at the University of Ghana.  

He worked on a community development project with his team, partnered with Atuqaye Community Assembly Man and Marie Stope International which involved an outreach event at James Town, Ghana and the topic was ‘Adoloscent Reproductive Health (Teenage Pregnancy,  Sexually Transmitted Diseases and the future). 

Alma mata : Okuapeman Shs. Ghana

His hobbies are Graphic design, photography, videography and live streaming. 

He is a Presbyterian and a Trumpeter at the @Akua Akyere memorial youth choir.

Major developmental project was working with Teens Aloud Foundation where the passion was for God and the youth . (seizing the youth for Christ) 

His Academic project has been on Educating the Youth on adolescent reproductive health in (James Town, Ghana).

He believes lack of knowledge on adolescent health can lead to School dropouts, prejudice, peer pressure, lowered educational achievement, medical complications, higher subsequent fertility, a lifetime of economic pressure and limited opportunity, and marital failure. 

He says “I’m here to serve WATCH FOUNDATION, to God and my Country”.