Regina Asamoah

thumb|Founder, Missing Children, women and children’ right advocate Regina Asamoah is a Ghanaian journalist, gender activist, and advocate. She is the founder and executive director of Missing Children Ghana, a nonprofit organization focused on rescuing and reuniting missing children with their families. She is also an advocate for gender based violence victims and has initiated several projects to educate and support victims. Quotes I couldn't sleep for days after my first visit to the orphanage and interacting with over 30 missing children who yearn to go home but are unable to provide enough details. We built Missing Children Ghana so they would never have to wait alone again. One missing child is one too many. I do not consider this award a personal achievement. It is an achievement for the young people. My IVLP Impact Award Project will stand as a beacon of hope in the ongoing struggle against GBV. It was incredibly emotional and heart-wrenching. Seeing these children in tears, recounting the pain of being separated from their families. Some of their stories will break your heart. We could not do this without the support of our partners. Together, we are making progress in ensuring that these children are reunited with their loved ones and that no child remains lost forever. External Link Category:Year of birth missing (living people) Category:Living people