What began as a charity outreach became a powerful moment of inspiration when Founder of Fondation Ahobah, Frank Ahobah, revealed that he was once homeless while addressing more than 200 children at the Royal Seed Orphanage Home in Kasoa. The outreach, held on Saturday, July 18, saw the foundation donate food items, household supplies and a brand-new printer after consulting the orphanage to identify its most pressing needs. Items donated included bags of rice, cooking oil, tomato paste, toiletries, mosquito nets, eggs and other essential supplies to support the children’s welfare. Speaking during the event, Frank Ahobah encouraged the children not to allow their circumstances to define their future. Reflecting on his own difficult upbringing, he said homelessness did not stop him from pursuing his dreams and urged the children to remain disciplined, hopeful and determined. “My greatest wish is to see every one of you become more successful than I am,” he told the children. The outreach also featured worship, games, mentorship sessions and a shared meal involving more than 200 children and staff. Frank Ahobah was accompanied by his family, Prophet El-Divine and volunteers from Fondation Ahobah, who spent the day interacting with and encouraging the children. Founded in 2025, Fondation Ahobah is a Christian humanitarian organisation dedicated to supporting vulnerable people through food assistance, education, healthcare, counselling and community outreach programmes.