Zone 3

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Zone 3 Profile & Events

ABOUT

Zone 3, aptly named "Elites," is characterized by its prominent and rapidly developing zone. This zone encompasses the following Municipalities:
Ga Central, ⁠Ga East, ⁠Ga North, ⁠Ga West and ⁠Okaikwei North ⁠Nsawam Addoagyiri. Known for its blend of residential and commercial activities, Zone 3 stands out as a hub of growth and development. Further to the above is the lovely bond of togetherness among its current affable members which makes the Zone very lively and fun to belong to. The testament of this trait is evidence in our numerous sittings which are well patronized and full of fun-filled friendly vibes. Notwithstanding the fun, the Zone was the first to embark on a charity project at the JBF zonal level. This catered for essential items for mothers and children at the maternity ward of the Nsawam Government Hospital.
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 Leadership Team:

– Jerry Andoh – Chairman
– Maame Dufie – Secretary
– Mavis Dokua Adusei – Treasurer
– Adom – Member
– Richard Sarkodie Abebreseh – Member

Organizers Committee:

– Sika Amma
– Oxy
– Dolly
– Truly Black
– Nana Kojo

Group Activities

Over the years zone 3 has contributed immensely to the growth of the main June Borns Family. We have contributed to support JBF projects and attended to the welfare of members in the zone and the main Group.

Last year we as a zone took it upon ourselves to support the children’s unit of LEKMA Hospital. We presented drip stands, detergents, diapers, a Television set, and other hospital consumables

We organize yearly empowerment workshops for members to build capacity and promote well-being. Our Quarterly social gatherings promote group co-existence and harmony

Way forward

As a zone, we want to be able to do more to help members when it comes to their welfare, continue with seminars on diverse areas of life to build capacity, and go back to the LEKMA hospital to give more back to the children’s ward as our contribution to help the less privilege