Pioneering a path towards an inclusive and transformative future

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What we do

We are committed to creating the spaces and platforms that allow young women to Discover and Develop themselves while making a difference through service.

We are also committed to reducing Maternal mortality within the west African sub-region through comprehensive female reproductive health education

Nurture a community of Young women who Know God and through their knowledge of Him begin to deeply discover themselves
Help Young women discover themselves through interntional growth programs and initiatives in a way that enables them to live from their highest potential
We are also committed to reducing maternal mortality within the west African sub-region through comprehensive female reproductive health education

Our Founder's Story

Zoe Louise (Founder & Lead Curator)

Our Founder's Story

In 2016, I was walking out of His room and as I shut the door behind me I asked myself, “how did we get here, this is not the woman that I am, I am better than this, I am a good woman”. I whispered these words to myself as tears streamed down my face and in the freshness of that moment I heard the Holy Spirit whisper to me “Letmebeawoman”.

I knew what he was talking about…That was the title of a book that I had heard about several years ago but had not yet read. He was leading me to read that book… I went to find a private room and prayed, trying to redefine my center. And I took to reading the book, and the first thing that stood out to me was a question that the author asked in the book, when the serpent proposed to Eve everything she would ‘Be” if she ate the fruit. She said “what if Eve had said to the serpent let me not be like God, but let me be a woman, exactly what he made me to be.” That question sparked such a shift within me because it made me question myself, Who am i? Where am I going? What does it mean to be a woman?

And so I started journaling in the form of an IG blog in the process of rediscovering myself and whiles at it I started getting younger women asking me questions which evolved into an online community that focused on a knowledge of God, young women’s development and creating a safe-space for young women to connect to mentors and get answers to some of the tough questions of young adulthood. In 2019 it was officially registered as THE LETMEBEAWOMAN FOUNDATION and has since been committed to the vision of raising the next Generation of Good women.

Behind it all

Meet the Team

Comfort Lincoln-Kwao

Administrative
Director

Francisca Taylor

Assistant Director,
Admin & Finance Team

Eyram Aku Anku

Director,
Editorial & Media Team

Juliana Oduro

Assistant Director,
Editorial & Media Team

Priscilla A. Fenteng

Director,
BMI Teens Program

Deborah Opoku Afriyie

Director,
BMI Post Partum Care

Raguel F. Zokah

Director,
BMI Education & Awareness

“I am a good woman, hard to find, and worth far more than diamonds. – I am the prize

My husband trusts me without reserve, and never has a reason to regret it. – I never let him down

I look over a field and buy it, then, with money I’ve put aside, I multiply my income.

I am strong and graceful, as well as cheerful about the future and I am quick to help the poor and the needy.

I speak with grace, my words are sensible, and my advice is thoughtful.

My husband is a well-known and respected leader in the city. – I make him great.

I keep an eye on everyone in my household, and keep them all busy and productive.

My children respect and bless me; my husband joins in with words of promise: “Many women have done wonderful things, but you’ve outclassed them all!”

Charm can mislead and beauty soon fades. The woman to be admired and praised is the woman who lives in the Fear-of-God. I will get everything I deserve!”