On September 25, 2024, Nyansapo Healthcare Group reinforced its dedication to improving healthcare access in Ghana with a major donation of essential medical equipment and supplies to Asuofua Poly Clinic and Barekese Health Facility in the Atwima Nwabiagya North District. The donation, valued at thousands of Ghana Cedis, included a cardiac monitor, defibrillator, personal protective equipment (PPE), and other essential medical tools designed to enhance healthcare delivery in the region.

Ms. Gifty Yeboah Agyeman, who played a key role in coordinating the donation, expressed gratitude to all involved and pledged continued support for the proper upkeep of the equipment. Echoing this, District Health Director Mr. Eric Sarpong stressed, “Sustaining these resources is key to maximizing their life-saving potential for years to come.”

Nyansapo Board Member Jennifer Dion-GoKan reinforced the organization’s commitment to community-driven healthcare solutions, stating: “Healthcare is a cornerstone of thriving societies, yet many facilities lack the basic tools to save lives. Today’s donation reflects our pledge to stand alongside Ghanaian health workers and communities. By equipping frontline clinics with these resources, we’re not just addressing immediate needs—we’re investing in long-term resilience and dignity for patients and providers alike.”

Dr. Mrs. Abena Konadu Owusu-Ansah, District Director of Health Services for Atwima Nwabiagya North, praised the partnership: “Nyansapo’s support arrives at a pivotal time. These supplies will alleviate critical shortages and enable our teams to deliver safer, more efficient care. Collaborations like this are vital to achieving our shared vision of health equity.”

The donation aligns with Nyansapo’s broader mission to address critical gaps in under-resourced healthcare systems. In 2024 alone, the organization fortified security at Fumso Health Center and funded a critical sanitation project at Kokoben Health Center—each initiative tailored to the unique needs of the communities they serve.