MEET OUR HEAD LIBRARIANS AND OUR LIBRARY COORDINATOR
Joana Felih
Joana, our longest serving librarian, works at the Kathy Knowles Community Library, Osu. “Every day I watch children read and see adults learn. This puts a smile on my face.” As of June 2026, her library will be relocating to nearby land.

Faith Nicholas Ajaegbu
Faith started at the the Nima Maamobi Community Library in 2026. “The library is unique and educative, and it’s an exciting place to be. I love to create an impact on the kids and also to learn from them.” She is already playing a stong leadership role.

Sharon Opoku-Gyan
Sharon works at the Mamprobi Gale Community Library. “I love seeing children read. This is the right place for me!” She enrolled in university courses in early 2026 to upgrade her academic qualifications.

Abigail Elisha
Abigail has been with the Nungua Community Library since day one. “I love working with children. The library provides the perfect opportunity.” She works with Mavis Kumedzina and Francisa Amu, former NCL scholarship recipients.

Naomi Awusi
Naomi started when the Nima Maamobi Community Learning Centre opened. “It is a place to acquire knowledge and improve your critical thinking. I love my job.”
Martin Adjei Legend is the Centre’s dynamic theatre director.

Vivian Amanor
Vivian’s passion for reading is easily evident at the Kathy Knowles Community Library, Goi. “Anytime I am with children I feel great because I learn from them and they learn from me.” Her son, Enoch Okutu, is leading dynamic community programs.

Beatrice Adjoa Amoah
Beatrice’s extends a warm welcome to visitors of the Accra College of Education Community Library. “Enter a realm of endless wonder and exploration within our library, where each book is filled with dreams.” She brings creativity to her job.

Belinda Dogbatse
Belinda is in charge of our three-storey Korle Gonno Community Library. “Seeing children rush in with excitement to learn and explore really brings joy and fulfilment. Our library is our happy place.” She guides a wide range of exciting programs.

Mabel Hoduameda
Mabel started in a church room before moving to the Kathy Knowles Community Library in her village of Kablevu. “I want to plant trees and grow a forest around our library.” She was inspired by The Boy Who Grew a Forest, a library book.

Winifred Kyeremeh
Winifred is Osu Library Fund’s Library Coordinator. This important multi-faceted role oversees nine libraries. “The library environment premised on the adage, ‘Sharing the Joy of Reading’ has been a great inspiration.”
