She is dedicated to inspiring others to want to be different for a better existence. Her untiring commitment to transforming lives through the use of Creative Expression and the Arts, led to her acclaimed Joy of Africa musical symposium, a two time award winning event held in East Sussex, UK.

In 2006, Ombassa received the prestigious Scarman Trust Award and National Community Champions Award for her dedicated and tireless service to communities in the UK.

Ombassa’s successes include the development of empowerment organizations, musical productions and events that provide recognition and enhancement of one’s own gifts.

Working with adults and youth, she started the Natural Healers’ Network in 1993 in Atlanta, GA, a group that has assisted the process of pioneering the health movement in the Southeast. In 1995, she founded a children’s organization  called Akefa Global Village in an effort to reach out to young people across demographics in the USA and the UK.

A staple in the world empowerment community, Ombassa has provided services for young people through Arts of Empowerment in her own youth organization, Akefa Global Village and other youth programs including: Jane Fonda’s teen pregnancy program-GCAPP, National Children’s Charity, Black Minority and Ethnic groups, Hastings Council Play in The Park, after school programs, Josef’s House, Youth Development Service, and countless neighborhood youth clubs in the USA and the UK.  She has a deep respect and admiration for works of Imhotep, Gandhi, Jesus, Sojourner Truth and Martin Luther King Jr. and her Dad, who continue to inspire her to date.