GLOBAL DIASPORA NETWORK

Uniting the Nzema Diaspora for a Stronger Nzemaland

NAD connects Nzema communities across the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, France and beyond — channeling our shared heritage into lasting social, economic, educational, health and cultural progress for Nzemaland.

2018

FOUNDED

5+

DIASPORA CHAPTERS

30.8

ACRES SECURED

100%

NONPROFIT & DIASPORA-LED

WHO WE ARE

A Diaspora United by Heritage, Driven by Purpose

The Nzema Association in the Diaspora (NAD) is a nonprofit organization founded in 2018 to unite Nzema people living abroad in service of home. What began as a shared longing to give back has grown into an organized global movement of professionals, families and community leaders.

Together, we mobilize resources, knowledge and networks from the diaspora to advance the social, economic, educational, health, environmental and cultural development of Nzemaland — ensuring our heritage is preserved even as we build for the future.

Nonprofit Status

Registered diaspora organization

Global Reach

Chapters across 5+ countries

Est. 2018

Serving Nzemaland & the diaspora

OUR PURPOSE

Mission & Vision

Our Mission

To unite Nzema people in the diaspora and mobilize their skills, resources and networks toward the sustainable social, economic, educational, health, environmental and cultural development of Nzemaland.

Our Vision

A thriving Nzemaland where every community has access to quality healthcare, education and economic opportunity — built through the enduring partnership of home and diaspora.

WHAT WE FOCUS ON

Six Pillars of Development

Every initiative NAD undertakes is guided by these core pillars for Nzemaland’s growth.

Healthcare

Expanding access to quality medical care through facilities, equipment and health outreach programs.

Education

Supporting schools, scholarships and skills training to build the next generation of Nzema leaders.

Environment & Sustainability

Promoting sustainable land use, clean water access and environmental stewardship across the region.

Culture & Heritage

Preserving Nzema language, traditions and history for generations growing up across the diaspora.

Community Development

Investing in infrastructure, clean energy and local economic opportunity across Nzemaland's towns.

Diaspora Unity & Advocacy

Strengthening ties among Nzema communities abroad and advocating for Nzemaland's interests.

FLAGSHIP PROJECT

Building a Legacy of Health & Research

IN DEVELOPMENT

Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Hospital & Research Center

NAD’s flagship initiative is a modern hospital and research center designed to bring specialized healthcare and medical research capacity to the Jomoro District. This is our most ambitious commitment yet to the long-term wellbeing of Nzemaland.

LOCATION

Ehoaka, Jomoro District, Western Region, Ghana

LAND SIZE

30.8 Acres

PURPOSE

Hospital & Medical Research Center

LED BY

NAD & Community Partners

OUR IMPACT

Milestones on Our Journey

2018

YEAR FOUNDED

30.8

ACRES SECURED

5+

DIASPORA CHAPTERS

1

FLAGSHIP PROJECT

Figures reflect NAD’s founding milestones and current flagship initiative as our diaspora network continues to grow.

CONNECTED ACROSS BORDERS

A Global Network, One Nzemaland Mission

From Ghana to communities across the world, NAD chapters work together toward a shared vision.

Ghana

Headquarters & Home Base

United States

Diaspora Chapter

United Kingdom

Diaspora Chapter

Canada

Diaspora Chapter

France

Diaspora Chapter

NEWS & STORIES

Latest From NAD

Chapter representatives from Ghana, the United States, United Kingdom, Canada and France gathered to review progress on the flagship hospital project and set shared priorities for the year ahead. (Sample content)
Engineering teams completed groundwork assessments on the 30.8-acre site ahead of the next development phase. (Sample content)
Chapters across the diaspora hosted cultural showcases to connect younger generations to their roots. (Sample content)

Help Build the Future of Nzemaland

Every contribution, big or small, moves us closer to a hospital, stronger schools, and a united Nzema diaspora working for home.