The Jedidiah Trust Blog

We are so very grateful. The Jedidiah Trust Foundation would like to extend its sincere gratitude for the support and sponsorship we had through 2010. We were overwhelmed with the outpouring of goodwill we received. We would also like to announce the completion of our multipurpose office in Kaase- Kumasi adjacent the MTN   Northern sector office. It was a lot of hard work and we are pleased to announce that we have already moved in. This office would house The Jedidiah Trust Foundation office, The Jedidiah Women Fellowship and counseling team as well as The Jedidiah Susu Savings and Loans Company, a subsidiary of the NGO. We are so very grateful for the patience, innovation and support of our team Maame Adwoa Dentaa Amoo,   Mrs. Victoria Sarfo and Miss Rose Bema Boateng. We would also like to thank the following people for their donations and contributions in Cash and Kind; Mr. Patrick Asante Nnuro and Mrs. Nana Yaa Asante Nnuro, Miss Frimpongmaa Antwi, Mr. Derek Amoo- Sakyi, ...

The Jedidiah Trust had small business management training with the theme: financial empowerment of women through proper business practice in Adansi North District (Fomena). The team had been excited about this training for months because of the positive vibes we got from the people we met when arranging this training. We felt it was very timely and very much need The Adansi North District is one of the 28 newly created districts in Ghana. It is one of the 27 Administrative districts in Ashanti Region.. It has its capital at Fomena situated on the Kumasi – Cape Coast main road. The district has 35 electoral areas and two constituencies (Fomena and Asokwa). The District has seven area councils i.e. Akrokerri, Anhwiaso, Asokwa, Bodwesango, Dompoase, Fomena and Fumso area Councils. There are 94 communities in the district. We had women from all these communities at the training. Most of the participants were petty traders and farmers. We had seamstress and hair dressers in attendance. We ...

My name is Maame Dentaa Amoo for years I have felt it my calling to do something to help the less privileged in society. Trust me I do not exaggerate when I say calling I am the kid who always cried when I heard ‘Man in the mirror’ or ‘heal the world’ by Michael Jackson but I felt it a great burden so I ran away from it. Have you ever heard the saying that many at times a man meets his destiny on the road he takes to avoid it? That is me! Years of running and I find myself back in my country, Ghana doing what I was destined to do training women in business and entrepreneurship, focusing especially on women in the deprived areas and loving every minute of it. The Name of my NGO is THE JEDIDIAH TRUST FOUNDATION. It comes from the first name the prophet Nathan gave Solomon and it means ‘beloved of God’. I love that the name is associated with wisdom and its meaning is so important because I want the women we meet to know that they are special beloved of God and not abandoned. I always q...