She is a “staunch” member of NACSW since 2008. She is Catholic and has served in various leadership positions in the Catholic Church. It was through her service as the Diocesan Women’s Development Coordinator for Sunyani Diocese in Ghana that she took the plight of widows in Ghana to heart and developed a passion to help solve the human rights and social injustices that confront the widows. Since 2007, she has been conducting various studies on the Akan widows in Ghana, has published her research in high-impact peer-reviewed journals and has presented at both national and international conferences, including NACSW.