POS Foundation

POS Foundation Human Rights Advocacy, Policy Reforms & Access to Justice, Youth Development, Social Accountability, The POS Foundation was established in 2005 by Mr. E.

POS PROFILE

The POS Foundation is a Non-Governmental Union of Young Enterprising Ghanaians with the Aim of Promoting Youth Development, Human Rights and Social Accountability for collective Development. Jonathan Osei Owusu and is certified by the registrar generals department, the national youth council and the social welfare of Ghana. POS Foundation is also a member of various groups, coalitio

ns and associations not limited to; Coalitions to the right to information, coalition of the national youth policy and currently occupies the position of Vice- Chairman And II Vice- President Of Ghana Human Rights NGOs Forum And Federations Of Youth Association Of Ghana Respectfully. POS books and publications Aid in the Campaign for Greater Discipline by the office of the then Vice President, H. Alhaji Aliu Mahama as well as the National Orientation programme by Government, particularly Youth and Children in schools and communities. POS holds capacity building programmes for the youth and keeps fighting for the rights of children and young people of which most of the cases became more of public interest. Our Goal/Vision: POS (Perfector Of Sentiments) Foundation: Promoting Youth Development, Human Rights and Social Justice for collective Development. Our Mission: Redefining the Value of the African Youth and child. Project Coverage: National

Objectives:
• To promote Rights of Youth and Children through Advocacy & Laws/Policy Reforms

• To empower the youth and children through charity donations, Capacity Building, Entrepreneurship & Education

• To promote Social Accountability to ensure equity especially among vulnerable groups.

• Promoting Environmental issues through Asset Based Community (Driven) Development (ABCD)

Motivation: “No one is born a good citizen, no nation is born democratic. Rather, both are processes that continue to evolve over a lifetime. Young people must be included from birth. A society that cuts itself from its youth severs its lifetime; and it is condemned to bleed to death” (Kofi Annan – Ex-Secretary General of the United Nations). SLOGAN: POS- Empower them Young! And we shall stand for our lives and Rights Forever!

Not everything should be shared.Intimacy is personal, not content. Sharing private moments without consent causes real h...
17/04/2026

Not everything should be shared.

Intimacy is personal, not content. Sharing private moments without consent causes real harm and is a violation of trust, dignity, and rights.

Let’s build a culture of respect, consent, and accountability online and offline. ✋🏾

Sharing intimate content without consent is not just wrong. It is violence, and it is a crime.It’s not revenge. It’s abu...
15/04/2026

Sharing intimate content without consent is not just wrong. It is violence, and it is a crime.

It’s not revenge. It’s abuse.

We must create a culture where consent, respect, and accountability matter, both online and offline. Let’s stand against digital abuse and protect the dignity of others on our campuses.

Speak up. ✋🏾

The POS Foundation’s recent engagement with the Tree Crops Development Authority (TCDA) provided insightful direction,se...
14/04/2026

The POS Foundation’s recent engagement with the Tree Crops Development Authority (TCDA) provided insightful direction,setting the stage for protecting future generations and our climate, while empowering youth, women, prison inmates, and formerly incarcerated persons for economic development through tree crop planting in Ghana.



Recording, sharing, or taking someone’s image or video without their consent is not “harmless” .It is a serious crime an...
13/04/2026

Recording, sharing, or taking someone’s image or video without their consent is not “harmless” .It is a serious crime and a violation of their rights.

No consent means no recording.

Let’s be mindful. Let’s be respectful.
Respect people’s privacy always ask, always get consent.

We are committed to creating safer campus spaces for all. ✋🏾

'It was just a joke’ Is not an excuse.If it makes someone uncomfortable, it’s not okay.Let’s create spaces where everyon...
10/04/2026

'It was just a joke’ Is not an excuse.
If it makes someone uncomfortable, it’s not okay.
Let’s create spaces where everyone feels safe, seen, and respected. Stop✋🏽 Sexual Harassment.
This campaign on sexual harassment is champoined the POS Foundation .with support from AmplifyChange working together to create safer campuses for all.🫶🏾



10/04/2026

'It was just a joke’ Is not an excuse.
If it makes someone uncomfortable, it’s not okay.
Let’s create spaces where everyone feels safe, seen, and respected. Stop✋🏽 Sexual Harassment.
This campaign on sexual harassment is champoined the POS Foundation .with support from AmplifyChange working together to create safer campuses for all.🫶🏾



No is a complete sentence. Don’t convince. Don’t pressure. Just respect. ✋🏾This campaign on sexual harassment is champio...
08/04/2026

No is a complete sentence. Don’t convince. Don’t pressure. Just respect. ✋🏾
This campaign on sexual harassment is championed by the POS Foundation with support from AmplifyChange , working together to create safer campuses for all. 🫶🏾

POS Foundation recently participated in a three-day symposium organized by New York Law School on the theme “Legal Empow...
19/03/2026

POS Foundation recently participated in a three-day symposium organized by New York Law School on the theme “Legal Empowerment and Autocracy.”

The symposium brought together legal practitioners, scholars, and judges from across Africa, North America, and Europe to explore how legal empowerment can ensure that individuals are able to know, use, and shape the laws that govern their societies.

As part of the engagement, POS Foundation facilitated a visit to Nsawam Prison, where participants observed the in-prison paralegal office co-established by the Foundation as well as proceedings at the Nsawam High Court. This initiative highlights an innovative programme that trains incarcerated persons and prison staff as paralegals to support the preparation and filing of appeals.

The symposium concluded with engaging discussions and brainstorming sessions on critical gaps within legal systems and practical solutions for strengthening access to justice.

Join us tomorrow, Thursday, 12th March 2026, as we convene an important discussion on Drug Policy Reform in Africa: Cent...
11/03/2026

Join us tomorrow, Thursday, 12th March 2026, as we convene an important discussion on Drug Policy Reform in Africa: Centring Women’s Livelihoods and Human Rights.

Hosted by POS Foundation as a hybrid side event at the 69th session of United Nations Commission on Narcotic Drugs.

⏰ 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM (Vienna Time)
9:00AM ( Ghana Time)
📍 MOE 100, Vienna International Centre
💻 Hybrid participation available

Join here :
https://meet.google.com/aqt-eraa-wdz

Let’s amplify African women’s voices in shaping fair and humane drug policies.


POS Foundation

Thank you to all our panelists and participants who joined our webinar commemorating International Women’s Day 2026.Your...
09/03/2026

Thank you to all our panelists and participants who joined our webinar commemorating International Women’s Day 2026.

Your insights, engagement, and commitment to advancing justice, accountability, and protection for women and girls made the conversation truly meaningful.

At POS Foundation, we appreciate your time and contribution as we continue working together to promote a more just and inclusive society.

It’s Tomorrow!! 🤩Join POS Foundation tomorrow for a special webinar in commemoration of International Women’s Day 2026 u...
08/03/2026

It’s Tomorrow!! 🤩

Join POS Foundation tomorrow for a special webinar in commemoration of International Women’s Day 2026 under the theme:

“Rights. Justice. Action: Strengthening Accountability and Protection for Women and Girls in Ghana.”

We’ll be joined by experts and advocates who will share insights on advancing women’s rights, promoting accountability, and creating safer spaces for women and girls.

Speakers:
• Adwoa Bame – ED, WISE Ghana

• Dr. Esther Ekua Ameko – Head of CGCAM, UDS

• Rahinatu Tuunaa Alhassan – SRC Women’s Commissioner, UCC

• Robert Akoto Amoafo – Human Rights Advocate

Moderator:
• Abena Awuku-Larbi – Legal Practitioner

📅 Date: 9th March,2026
⏰ Time: 11:00 AM
💻 Platform: Zoom

Register here:
https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/gvyphn8ESD29l0ypX5JXZA

Don’t miss it !


Address

Yogaga Street, Kaneshie
Accra

Opening Hours

Monday 08:30 - 16:00
Tuesday 08:30 - 16:00
Wednesday 08:30 - 16:00
Thursday 08:30 - 16:00
Friday 08:30 - 16:00

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+233244175879

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