In a powerful show of compassion and commitment to healthcare, Drasi Africa has donated GH₵25,000 to the Medical Department of the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital to help clear the medical bills of patients who have defaulted on payments.
The donation, made earlier today, is part of a broader non-profit initiative by Drasi Africa to support vulnerable communities and improve healthcare infrastructure. The organisation, known for its focus on sustainable environmental and social impact, also donated essential equipment to the National Diabetes Management and Research Centre.
As part of the project, eight (8) air conditioners were installed in designated areas of the Diabetes Centre, along with two new security doors to enhance safety and comfort for patients, visitors, and staff.
The Director of the National Diabetes Management and Research Centre, Dr. Yacoba Atiase, expressed deep appreciation for the support.
The Manager of Drasi Africa, Deborah Nissi Diafo, noted that the gesture was part of the organisation’s wider mission to deliver sustainable and humanitarian impact.
Madam Deborah Nissi Diafo also expressed gratitude to all donors and volunteers for their support
Also speaking at the event, Charles Amofah, Sports Development Officer and President of the Ghana Bowls Federation, highlighted the importance of healthcare access across all sectors. “Healthcare affects every part of society, including sports. Drasi Africa has set a great example, and I encourage others to follow,” he said.
The project, entirely non-profit, reflects Drasi Africa’s growing footprint in humanitarian care, green innovation, and skills development across Ghana.
Ghana|Atinkaonline.com|Ebenezer Madugu