Dennis Gyamfi's guest appearances

Dennis Gyamfi

I Share Hope: Chris Williams

Amelia Earhart

John Lee Dumas

Kathy Shorr

Grant Baldwin

Greg Hickman

Doug Goldstein

Chris Williams

Bisi Alimi

David Hancock

John Vespasian

Michele Rosenthal

Dada Gunamuktananda

Jessica Cox

Robert Williams

Sean Swarner

OwlTail

My name is Dennis Gyamfi, born and bred inGhana but moved over to the United Kingdom at the age of 10. At myarrival I had the opportunity to meet my siblings and mother forthe first time. In the United Kingdom I lived on Somerleyton estateand attended Christ Church Primary school all in the South Londonarea Brixton. Living and going to school in one of the deprivedareas in London, Great Britain after moving from Africa I foundmyself involved in small drug dealing which lead me to a young manin my estate by the name Solomon, Solomon got me involved with ayouth project because he saw the potential in me to do well. He gotme involved with a youth programme by the name of X-it programme. Iworked with X-it programme for over 3 years and in those 3 year ihelped the programme achieve Public Service Award and and 72% ofnon offending young people. In 2008 I started my own company by the name ofEndz2Endz, the name means to bring community together. We do thisthrough media. Endz2Endz was started through friends, I went tocollege and got together with my friends to start Endz2Endz whichwas to promote the positives that young people were up to ratherthan the Negativity. Endz2Endz won Spirit of London Award, wonCinemagic award through Quiet Storm an advertisement company run bya very good friend of mine Trevor Robinson. I also interviewed mostof London Mayor candidates for the London mayor Election, Iinterviewed Brian Paddick (Lib Dem), Jenny Jones (Green Party),Siobhan Benita (Independent Party) and Valerie Shawcross (LabourParty) all on the subject of unemployments, Education, Racism andcommunity unity. From the time I won my Spirit of London Awardin 2010, I got diagnosed with Leukemia which is a form of cancer. Iwas in hospital for 3years (2013), but while in the hospital I wasstill working on Endz2Endz projects. When I came out of hospital in2013, I decided to run courses with Endz2Endz teaching young peoplephotography, film making, graphic designing etc. I believed inempowerment and encouragement and through Endz2Endz I was able todeliver them both

My name is Dennis Gyamfi, born and bred in Ghana but moved over to the United Kingdom at the age of 10. At my arrival I had the opportunity to meet my siblings and mother for the first time. In the United Kingdom I lived on Somerleyton estate and attended Christ Church Primary school all in the South London area Brixton. Living and going to school in one of the deprived areas in London, Great Britain after moving from Africa I found myself involved in small drug dealing which lead me to a young man in my estate by the name Solomon, Solomon got me involved with a youth project because he saw the potential in me to do well. He got me involved with a youth programme by the name of X-it programme. I worked with X-it programme for over 3 years and in those 3 year i helped the programme achieve Public Service Award and and 72% of non offending young people. In 2008 I started my own company by the name of Endz2Endz, the name means to bring community together. We do this through media. Endz2Endz was started through friends, I went to college and got together with my friends to start Endz2Endz which was to promote the positives that young people were up to rather than the Negativity. Endz2Endz won Spirit of London Award, won Cinemagic award through Quiet Storm an advertisement company run by a very good friend of mine Trevor Robinson. I also interviewed most of London Mayor candidates for the London mayor Election, I interviewed Brian Paddick (Lib Dem), Jenny Jones (Green Party), Siobhan Benita (Independent Party) and Valerie Shawcross (Labour Party) all on the subject of unemployments, Education, Racism and community unity. From the time I won my Spirit of London Award in 2010, I got diagnosed with Leukemia which is a form of cancer. I was in hospital for 3years (2013), but while in the hospital I was still working on Endz2Endz projects. When I came out of hospital in 2013, I decided to run courses with Endz2Endz teaching young people photography, film making, graphic designing etc. I believed in empowerment and encouragement and through Endz2Endz I was able to deliver them both

Youth..Our future..Our Hope with Dennis Gyamfi #isharehope Episode 82