About Us

In the bustling financial district of Accra, where Dr. Daniel Osei Yeboah, a successful investment banker and accountant, dedicated his days to high-stakes deals and complex financial analyses, he encountered a deeply moving experience that would forever alter his perspective on success and fulfillment.

One rainy afternoon, as Daniel was heading to a business meeting, he noticed an elderly man sitting alone under a makeshift shelter on a busy street corner. Despite the pouring rain and cold wind, the man’s tattered clothes and huddled posture spoke volumes about his struggle for survival. The sight of the man, drenched and shivering, struck a chord deep within Daniel’s heart.

In an uncharacteristic moment of reflection, Daniel stopped and struck up a conversation with the man. His name was Kwame, and his life had been marked by hardship and loss. Kwame shared his story of how he had once been a respected teacher, but a series of unfortunate events, including illness and the death of his family, had left him homeless and destitute. What resonated most with Daniel was Kwame’s sense of helplessness and the silent suffering that accompanied his plight.

Daniel, moved by Kwame’s story, decided to offer immediate assistance. He provided him with some food, clothing, and a small amount of money. However, it was the conversation and the acknowledgment of Kwame’s humanity that left the most profound impact on him. Daniel realized that beyond the material aid, Kwame needed someone to listen and validate his worth.

This encounter prompted Daniel to reflect on the broader issue of mental health and well-being. He recognized that many individuals, especially men, were struggling silently with their mental health, burdened by societal expectations and personal challenges. The feeling of being unheard and unseen, much like Kwame’s experience, was something that many people faced daily.

Daniel’s compassion and sense of responsibility grew from this pivotal moment. He began to see his work in the financial sector not just as a career but as a platform to make a difference in people’s lives. This led him to envision a foundation that could provide support, understanding, and resources for men facing mental health challenges.

Thus, the Wellmen Healthy Minds Foundation was born—a commitment to ensuring that every man, regardless of his circumstances, would have access to the support and understanding he deserved. Daniel’s personal experience with Kwame became a powerful reminder that true success is measured by the positive impact one can make in the lives of others.

This touching story not only motivated Daniel but also reinforced the foundation’s mission to address mental health issues with empathy, resilience, and unwavering support. Through Wellmen, Daniel strives to create a world where every man can find hope, healing, and a sense of belonging.