Pr, 2015 first quarter

1st Quarter at a Glance We begun the year 2015 with

the theme, “REACHING ALL

PEOPLE BY ALL MEANS” in

a 21day of Prayer, Purpose

and Planning. After the peri-

od of fasting, the HuD Insti-

tute started work on the

SeXsense summit and tour

where we reached out to

eight (8) schools and church-

es in February and March.

The Life Development Acad-

emy (LiDA) was also held in

March and April where

members of were trained in

our personal development

courses.

The HuD Consult followed

this up with the LEADPRE-

NEUR WORKSHOP for busi-

ness executives and young

professionals in the month of

April.

By the grace of God, we held

other events and outreaches

to the glory of God.

Inside this issue:

SeXsense Summit & Tour 2

Radio outreach 4

Life Development Academy 6

TEAMDERSHIP 4

Collaborations 8

People Relations 14

Prayer Requests 16

1st Quarter 2015, PARTNERS’ REPORT Volume 3, Issue 6

Praise Review | Prayer Requests | People Relations

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The Official Newsletter of the HuD Group Ghana January - March 2015

LEADERSHIP | CONSULTING | MENTORING HuD PR

tor) and Elder Amos Kevin Annan

(counselor, author and relation-

ship coach) spoke on the theme,

”My Body, God’s Temple”.

SeXsense SUMMIT & TOUR 2015

HuD Institute and an old

student of Presec-Legon de-

livered an awesome presen-

tation on the necessity of a

proper sex orientation for

the youth of today. The ur-

gency of this orientation is

heightened by the onslaught

of the media on the populace

with the “sex surge” under

the impression that sex sells.

SeXsense Tour @ PRESEC, Legon

He began by providing

frank and holistic infor-

mation about sex for the

students to understand the

sexual urge and make in-

formed decisions with re-

gards to their sexual orien-

tations.

The HuD Group

opened this

year’s SeXsense

summit at the

Presbyterian

Boys Senior

High School-

Legon on the

10th of Febru-

ary. Mr. Walter

K. Awuah, Director of the

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SeXsense Summit @ LIC, UG, Legon

The LIC Youth Ministry in partner-

ship with the HuD (Human Devel-

opment) group organized the 9th

Annual SeXsense Summit 2015 to

tackle the menace of premarital sex

and to offer hope from the Word of

God to those who find themselves

ensnared in this practice and a way

to break free from its destructive

consequences. Emceeing the Pro-

gramme were Catherine Essien and

Linda at the main church of Legon

Interdenominational Church, Uni-

versity of Ghana on February 23,

2015. Dr. William Okyere-

Frempong, (CEO HuD Group Gha-

na, leadership coach, medical doc-

some clean facts about sex, demystify-

ing the myth that surrounds the birds

and bees. The thrust of his message

was that in the face of the present digi-

tal age with all the surge from the me-

dia concerning sex and its appeal,

H.I.V AIDS is a reality even though

other diseases such as Ebola has taken

the spot light from it. Accordingly he

stressed that even though prevention

of this disease is as easy as A.B.C, the

The SeXsense was at Akropong on

the 21st February when Okuape-

man Senior High School played

host to the HuD Group. Speaking

to the assembly, Mr. Walter K.

Awuah introduced the students to

SeXsense Tour @ OKUASS, Akropong

HuD

Group’s advocacy of preven-

tion is only centered on being a

“Straight A”; that is abstaining

from any act of sexuality until the

proper time and context. Mr. Wal-

ter K. Awuah, urged each student

to take the ATM pledge promising

themselves, their family and God

to abstain from any form of sex till

marriage.

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Pledge. Relating to the A.B.C cam-

paign of HIV/AIDS, he admon-

ished that condom was not the

best solution to prevent S.T.Ds,

rather Abstinence was.

A.B.M took participants of

the tour through some clean

facts about sex and why it is

important to only awaken

the desire for it at the appro-

priate time and context,

which is marriage. He thus

pitched abstinence high

against being faithful to a

particular partner and the

usage of condoms which ac-

SeXsense Tour @ ANUC, Koforidua

cording to him was

not in line with

God’s view about

sex and marriage.

Some four hun-

dred (400) stu-

dents of the uni-

versity’s Engineer-

ing school benefit-

ted from this summit.

The 18th of February saw

the SeXsense tour at the All

Nations University College,

Koforidua. The tour which

fell under the university’s

career service program was

hosted by Mr. Lawrence

Larweh, the Administrative

and Brands Manager

(ABM) of the HuD Group.

Giving his presentation, the

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SeXsense Tour @ OLAMS, Tema

On the 13th February, the SeXsense

tour was at Our Lady of Mercy Sen-

ior High School, Tema – Commu-

nity 5. This event saw some 800

students benefitting from a presen-

tation made by Mr. Walter K.

Awuah. He took the students

through a sex sensitization process

that provided practical skills and

means of managing the sex drive in

a manner that was in line with the

teachings of the Christian faith and

backed by the Bible. Before wrap-

ping up his presentation Mr. Walter

K. Awuah had the whole student

body up standing and taking the

Abstinence Till Marriage (ATM)

On the 28th of February, Dr. William Okyere

-Frempong spoke at PENSA, Korle-bu chap-

ter. He led the students through an insight-

ful SeXsense presentation. Participants were

encouraged to abstain from sexual acts till

marriage

and remain

faithful to

the glory of

God.

On the 8th of March, the SexSense

Tour reached Aburi Girls Senior

High School at Aburi. This event

saw Mr. Walter K. Awuah speaking

to the student body on the topic

“My

Body, God’s Temple”. He ad-

monished the ladies to keep

their bodies sacred; abstaining

from sex until marriage.

SeXsense Tour @ ABUGISS, Aburi SeXsense Tour @ Korle-bu

“Decision Making and Career

Planning”.

They educated listeners on the

critical essence of making plans

and decision for life and career for

a successful 2015. The morning

man Kojo Yankson was the host of

the show.

MEDIA PARTNERSHIP/ TEAMDERSHIP

of the Commonwealth Hall

of

TEAMDERSHIP TRAINING FOR NUGS LEADERS

University of Ghana. The HuD Group held a

Teamdership for the lead-

ers of the National Union

of Ghana Student at the

NUGS Leadership Seminar

on the 23rd of January. Dr.

William Okyere-Frempong,

the C.E.O of the HuD

Group led the training ses-

sion at the conference hall

INJ BEN AHUNU INSPIRES LEKMA POLYCLINIC

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TIME WITH KOJO YANKSON, JOY FM

The HuD Group was hosted by Joy

FM’s Morning Show on the 26th of

January. The show saw Mrs. Affi

Abgenyo-Agorsor and Dr. William

Okyere-Frempong engage listeners

of the radio station in a personal

and career development session on

On the 30th of January, Mr. Ben

Ahunu, the former country C.E.O of

the HuD Group was at the LEKMA

Polyclinic, where he spoke at the

clinic’s “Staff Develop-

ment Friday Session”.

He made a training on

“Financial Whizzdom”.

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PERSONAL LEADERSHIP SUNDAYS

EBENEZER BAPTIST CHURCH, TESHIE-NUNGUA ESATE

REVIVAL FLAME BIBLE CHURCH INT, TRADE-FAIR

Dr. William Okyere-Frempong

ministered to the congrega-

tion of Revival Flame Bible

Church International at Trade

-Fair on the 8th of February.

He delivered a sermon with a

message entitled “Getting It

Right”.

This was during the church’s

Sunday main service.

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PANTANG REHAB CENTRE, PANTANG

In line with the LEADPRENEUR Charity Pro-

ject, Dr. William Okyere-Frempong conduct-

ed a personal leadership session for the resi-

dents of the P.H.D.T.R.C on the 1st of Febru-

ary. For this month of February he spoke on

“Proper Planning for 2015”. The residents

were as usual taken through fundamental

steps of achieving this objective of a proper

plan for the year and subsequent ones ahead.

Dr. William Okyere-Frempong was

a guest speaker at the Ebenezer

Baptist Church on the 15th of

March. Addressing the congrega-

tion, the C.E.O of the HuD Group

Ghana gave a sermon on the topic-

“Character Counts”. The members

of the church, were glad to have

this influential man of God share

his inspiring and insightful words

with them.

LiDA- Life Development Academy

were also

beneficiar-

ies to these

courses.

Saturday, 4th March

On March 14th, the HuD

Orientation was repeated

at the MINE for another

batch of members. The

session saw Mr. Elikem

Agbenyo and Miss Esinam

Quist facilitating “Course

101” and “Course 102” re-

spectively. Some of the

newly registered volunteers

LiDA, Week two

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LiDA, Week one

On the 13th March, new members

of the HuD Group together with

those who had subscribed to vol-

unteer with the Group were taken

through a HuD Orientation, as part

of our Life Development

Academy (LiDA). The two

courses run for the day;

“Course 101” and “Course

102” were facilitated by Mr.

Kofi Awuku-Sao and Dr.

William Okyere-Frempong

respectively.

“LiDA Course 202- Mission State-

ment and Goal Setting” which was

facilitated by Miss Esinam Ami

Quist, “Course 205- Financial

Whizzdom, facilitated by Mr. Ben-

jamin Ahunu and

“Entrepreneurship” facilitated by

Mr. Harold Ntorinkansah Jnr,

C.E.O of Helmet News.

On 20th March, newly signed up

members and volunteers of the

HuD Group were taken through

the Life Development Academy’s

“Course 201- Purpose Discovery”.

This training was held at the Hano-

ver Green Institute and was facili-

tated by Mr. Kofi Awuku-Sao, the

Head of the LiDA.

LiDA was in session at the Hanover

Green Institute on the 21st of March.

Courses treated for the day included

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Conti… LiDA

Pictures of week three, day two

On the 28th March, the Life

Development Academy con-

tinued at the Hanover Green

Institute. Three courses were

ran for the day; “Public

Speaking”, facilitated by Mr.

Hayford Ayerakwa (former

Director of HuD Institute);

“Authorship and Publishing”,

facilitated by Mr. Samuel

Agyeman-Prempeh and

LiDA, Week three

“Financial

Whizzdom” facili-

tated by Dr. Albert

Hammond

(Practicing Dentist

at Narh-Beta Hos-

pital).

The Life Development

Academy was continued at

the Hanover Green Insti-

tute on the 27th March.

The session saw Dr. Wil-

liam Okyere-Frempong

facilitating a training on

Public Speaking to mem-

bers and volunteers.

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Pictures of week two, day two

Mr. Hayford Ayerkwa training on

Public speaking

Author Samuel Agyeman-Prempeh

training on Authorship & Publish-

ing

Dr. Hammond training on Finan-

cial Whizzdom

Mr. Harold Ntorinkansah training

on Entrepreneurship

Inj. Ben Ahunu training on Finan-

cial Whizzdom Miss Esinam Quist training on

Mission Statement & Goal-

setting

A participant modelling Public

speaking

COLLABORATIONS

ered a message that was

captured under the theme

“A Different Youth”.

CHANGE INITIATORS YOUTH CONFERENCE

On the 4th of January,

the country C.E.O of the

HuD Group was at the

International Confer-

ence Gospel Centre

(ICGC), Calvary Temple.

He was a speaker at the

Change Initiators Youth

Conference organized by

the Centre. Speaking to

the participants he deliv-

TALK ON TEMPERAMENT @ EBC

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PURSUIT OF PURPOSE CAMP, Tema

From the

2nd to the

4th of Jan-

uary, Dr.

William

Okyere-Frempong took part in the “Pursuit

of Purpose Camp” organized by Life Exploit

at Tema- Community 6. During the three-day

event Dr. Okyere-Frempong gave a speech on

the topic, “The Daniel Generation”.

On 9th February, Dr. William

Okyere-Frempong was at the

Ebenezer Baptist Church. The

event saw the country C.E.O of The

HuD Group giving

a presentation on

“Temperaments”.

He admonish them

on how to manifest

a spirit controlled

temperament for

any given situation

in life.

CEO, HuD Group Ghana, Dr. Okyere-Frempong addressing members

of Ebenezer Baptist Church

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The SHE-MAGNATE program on the

14th of February which was organized by

INVENT at the University of Ghana Stu-

dent Representative Council conference

room was honored to have the C.E.O of

the HuD Group grace the occasion with

his presence. In addressing the audi-

ence, Dr. William Okyere-Frempong

spoke on the topic “Keeping Love

Alive”. About 20 young ladies who were

in attendance.

POSSIBILITIES SUMMIT

VALS-DAY @ ACTION CHAPEL, TEMA The 14th February saw Dr.

William Okyere-Frempong

addressing the congregation

at the Action Chapel, Tema-

Community 9. Speaking to

the church, the C.E.O of the

HuD Group delivered a ser-

mon entitled “Nurturing

Love and Keeping The

Flames”.

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SHE-MAGNATE @ UG, LEGON

On Saturday the 21st of February,

Dr. William Okyere-Frempong was

a guest speaker at the Possibilities

Summit organized by Mr. Albert

Kusi at the African Regent Hotel.

The C.E.O of the HuD Group gave

a speech on the topic “The God of

Possibilities”. He charged his audi-

ence to put their faith and trust in

God because in HIM all things are

possible.

Dr. Okyere-

Frempopng

speaking to

members of

Action

Chapel

March, 2015. Representing the

HuD Group was Mr. Lawrence

Larweh, the Admin &

Brands Manager, who

enlightened partici-

pants on the prospects

of volunteerism. He

encouraged them to

volunteer with the HuD

Group for an oppor-

tunity to be developed

personally and also

gether with other speakers

on the day.

GERER CONFERENCE Dr. William Okyere-

Frempong was at the Gerer

Conference on the 21st Feb-

ruary. He delivered a

speech on

“Transformational Leader-

ship” to participants of the

conference.

Attendants were inspired

by the country CEO to-

CAREER DAY @ DANSOMAN

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VOLUNTEERISM DAY @ UG

The HuD Group was invited to be

part of the Career Week celebra-

tion of the University of Ghana. Th

e event which was organized by the

Counseling and Placement Centre

of the university was held at the

SRC Union Building on the 11th

On the 11th of March 2015, Dr. William

Okyere-Frempong engaged pupils and

teachers of the Royal Standard Leaning

Centre in Dansoman, Accra on the topic

“Making Career Choices”. He inspired

them through; providing answers to their

questions on career choices. The head-

mistress of the school, Margaret Morgan

on behalf of the school expressed appre-

ciation to the HuD Group for honoring

their invitation.

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PURSUIT OF PURPOSE @ KORLE-BU GHAMSU

Rally organized on the 21st

March. During the event

which took place at the

Bethel Baptist Church, Sa-

kumono, the C.E.O of the

HuD Group Ghana gave a

talk on “Marital Health Is-

sues”.

COUPLES RALLY AT SAKUMONO

Dr. William Okyere-

Frempong was at the Couples

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KARIS INSPIRES PARTICIPANTS OF ACCRA YOUTH

The annual

Accra Youth

Summit was

held at the

Volta hall at

University of

Ghana on

March 21st.

The head of executive training pro-

grams at The HuD Group, Miss Karis

Senanu facilitated the colloquium as

well as a workshop session on the day.

The event was organized by the Ma-

trix Institute.

The HuD Group was present at the

Pursuit of Purpose Conference on

the 22nd March, which was held at

GHAMSU, Korle-Bu.

The country CEO, Dr. William

Okyere-Frempong, was a speaker at

the event, where he inspired stu-

dents of the union.

CEO MEETS NEW VOLUNTEERS

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CEO INSPIRES GHAFES, CITY CAMPUS

The CEO of

The HuD

Group Gha-

na, Dr. Wil-

liam Okyere-

Frempong

was a speaker at the GHAFES INTERGRITY

SEMINAR. The event which was held on the

28th of March at the Accra City Campus of the

University of Ghana, saw the C.E.O delivering a

life transforming speech entitled “Creating Op-

portunities for Successful Living”.

On the 26th of March, a Volunteer

Placement Meeting for the HuD Group’s

newly signed up volunteers was held at

the Mine. The meeting with Dr. William

Okyere-Frempong, saw the country

C.E.O taking the volunteers through a

briefing on the vision, mission, culture

and placement into the ministry.

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PROFILE: Karis, Head of Executive Training Programs, HuD Consult

tional Dean’s List and was one of

the winners of the famous Ameri-

can competition, Who’s Who in

American Universities and Colleg-

es? She is currently pursuing an

MPhil in Career & Guidance

Counseling-Psychology at the

Methodist University , Ghana.

She is the Manager - Administra-

tion & HR of Aviation Alliance

Ltd., GSA for Delta Air Lines in

Ghana, her responsibility includes

oversight of the Human Resource

department (where she has a nat-

ural liking for seeing human de-

velopment and desires to see peo-

ple think spiritually about them-

selves) and also conducts protocol

requirements for the M.D’s high

level clientele. She has also

worked as a Financial and Busi-

ness Analyst at Alpha Primus Ltd.

Karis is a growing Christian, she

aspires to the higher ideals of holi-

ness and growing in the likeness

of Christ. Her social life includes

her voluntary services for the staff

at Agape House New Testament

Church (AHNTC), and the Co-

leader for the North Dzorwulu

Life group and President of

"MOSAIC" the Young Profession-

als ministry of AHNTC. She was

one time a President of the Fel-

lowship of Christian Students

while at Agnes Scott College and

has served in several leadership

positions. Karis has a passion for

broadcasting and was in the Radio

industry for 7 years, she was once

a co-host of the “Morning Inspira-

tional Drive” and hosted “Straight

from Da Heart with Karis” on Sun-

ny 88.7 FM, as well the host of

"Every Home" on Citi 97.3 FM,

before that a student volunteer for

Sagal Radio; an educational com-

munity radio station whose target

audience was the East African

refugee populace of Atlanta, Geor-

gia in the USA. In a natural transi-

tion from radio to television

broadcasting, Karis hosted the

Gospel music show; “Glorious

Praiz” on eTV, Ghana from June

2012 to August 2014.

Karis serves as a leadership coach

and speaker with The HuD Group,

a Christian leadership and men-

toring organisation. She is the

head of Executive Training Pro-

grams at the HuD Consult.

In summary through HR, Career &

Guidance Counseling, broadcast-

ing, leadership & mentorship Ka-

ris' primary mission in life is to

use the gift of encouragement God

has given her. This gift is used to

give people a vision of themselves

as God sees them; as noble, won-

derful, beautiful sons and daugh-

ters capable of changing and be-

ing an agent of change in their

world.

KARIS EMEFA SENANU~ B.A.

(Hons) Econs

Karis Emefa Senanu is an only

daughter of a family of four chil-

dren. A friendly individual, she is

driven by a passion to see

Christ’s gospel of freedom im-

pact the society. Karis has been a

Christian for the past 23 years

and currently worships at the

Agape New Testament Church in

East Legon.

Karis is an International General

Certificate holder from Water-

ford Kamhlaba UWCSA in Swa-

ziland and an International Bac-

calaureate graduate from SOS

Hermann Gmeiner College, Te-

ma. Having performed excellent-

ly, she proceeded to Agnes Scott

College in the United States of

America (USA) where she read

Economics graduating with hon-

ors with a cumulative grade

point average (GPA) of 3.5 and

received many honors, awards

and scholarships during that

period. Some of the honors,

awards and scholarships includ-

ed receiving the Letitia Pate Ev-

ans Scholar which is a merit-

based scholarship awarded to

students who rank top 10 percent

of their class, the Dana Scholar

which recognizes scholars who

demonstrate academic promise,

character and leadership poten-

tial and the Datalel Scholar

which is awarded to students

with strong academic and extra-

curricular achievements. Karis

enviably made it onto The Na-

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Currently pursuing an MPhil

in Career & Guidance

Counseling-Psychology...

She is the Manager -

Administration & HR of

Aviation Alliance Ltd., GSA for

Delta Air Lines in Ghana,

PEOPLE RELATIONS

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A new HuDdlet joins the HuD Family

God continually manifest His

goodness and faithfulness and give

members reasons to be thankful as

we celebrate weddings, childbirth

and other events.

A new HuDdlet- NanaAhotew Adei

Perbi has been born to the global

CEO, Dr. Yaw Perbi. She joined the

family on the 6th of February.

Much glory be to God Most High.

CEO of The HuD

Group Ghana, Dr.

William Okyere-

Frempong was

named in "The

Newaccra Achiev-

ers 2015 Report" by

The Newaccra

Magazine as one of

the 30 Ghanaians

about to shake the

world. The report

profiles unsung

Ghanaians who are

making impact and

showing future

promise in diverse

fields. Also named

in this 2015 report

include Dr. Randy

Impact Osae Bediako CEO Kharis Group, Dr Bryte Asamoah CEO VMS healthline and Martha Bissah Olympic

gold medalist. The 2015 edition sought to highlight thirty individuals from five broad groups- business and lead-

ership, society and healthcare, competitive sports, literary and creative arts, and technology and media.

CEO NAMED AMONG

“30 GHANAIANS ABOUT TO SHAKE THE WORLD”

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PEOPLE RELATIONS

WEDDING– David weds Christie

Christie Doe tied the nod

on 3rd January in a colour-

ful wedding with Mr. Da-

vid Darkwa. The HuD

family were there to cele-

brate with them.

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P3 -PRAYER, PURPOSE & PLANNING

We began the year with our annual P3 fast-

ing and prayers where the ministry waits

on the Lord and plan our corporate and

individual purpose of the year. This was a

21 day fasting period which begun on the

4th of January and ended on the 25th of

January. The theme for the year is,

“Reaching all people by all means” and the

scripture is 1 Corinthians 9:22b

Dr. Joe Amoah also had a blissful

wedding with Dr. Afia Pokuaa

Peprah Ampomah at Kumasi on

the 14th of March, 2015. The HuD

family were present to celebrate

with them

WEDDING– Joe weds Afia

HuD CULTURE

We Live

We Link up

We Learn

We Love

We Lead


4. For the upcoming programs

in the quarter and for greater

influence and impact in the

nations

5. For financial support from

partners and sponsors to

fund our increasing

projects

6. For the residents in

the rehabilitation

centre, that the spirit

1. For country CEO and the avant-

guard team, for wisdom and di-

rection to lead the carry out the

vision.

2. For THG activities in the high

schools, tertiary institutions and

organizations.

3. For the Global Office led by Dr.

Yaw Perbi and family as they

reach out to the unchurched in

North America and beyond.

of God will give them life trans-

forming and holistic develop-

ment.

7. For victims of Accra floods and

fire disaster, and for the peace of

Ghana, Africa and the world.

Please Pray…

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The HuD Group (The Human Development Group) is a dynamic,

international, Christian not-for-profit movement focused on the development

of holistic Emerging Leaders. It was incorporated under the Companies Code

of the Republic of Ghana in September 2003.

The HuD Group currently has presence in Cote d’Ivoire, Liberia, Seirra Leone,

Gambia, Canada, Italy, France, China, Singapore and the United States of

America. It is headquartered in Montreal, Canada.

Our Mission:

To engage Hearts enlighten Heads and empower Hands of Emerging Leaders

for global impact and God's glory’’:

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What we want to see (vision) is a massive global movement of inspired,

informed and invigorated people of Godly influence in all spheres of human

endeavour as we inspire and empower young people to discover and fulfil

their God-given purpose and reach their full potential.

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Corporate Profile:

The HuD Group (The Human Development Group) is a

dynamic, international, Christian not-for-profit movement

focused on the development of holistic Emerging Leaders.

It was incorporated under the Companies Code of the

Republic of Ghana in September 2003.

The HuD Group currently has presence in Cote d’Ivoire,

Liberia, Seirra Leone, Gambia, Canada, Italy, France,

China, Singapore and the United States of America. It is

headquartered in Montreal, Canada.

Our Mission:

To engage Hearts enlighten Heads and empower Hands of

Emerging Leaders for global impact and God's glory’’:

Our Vision:

What we want to see (vision) is a massive global

movement of inspired, informed and invigorated people of

Godly influence and productive pursuit.

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