The Paediatric Society of Ghana has honoured Adom TV/FM’s Afia Amankwah Tamakloe for her outstanding dedication and commitment to maternal and child health advocacy.
This took place at the Annual General and Scientific Meeting held at the Kempinski Gold Coast Hotel in Accra on Friday.
The host of Nyinsen Ne Awo) and Nkwa Hia was presented with a citation for her unwavering efforts in raising awareness, educating the public, and amplifying critical health issues, which have significantly contributed to improving the well-being of people.
The society acknowledged that this feat has been made possible through her Save Mother and Child Foundation (SMACH) as well as her impactful work in the media.
“Your humanitarian efforts in lending your voice to promote better healthcare access and quality services, raising funds for life-saving medical care, have brought hope to many vulnerable families. You have, over the years, worked tirelessly with members of the Paediatric Society of Ghana to educate the public on conditions affecting children on both Nkwa Hia and Nyinsen Ne Awo) on Adom TV and Adom FM,” they lauded.
Other awardees included Dr. Adziri Sackey, Dr. William Appeadu-Mensah, Prof. Afua A.J. Hesse, Joyce Mawuna Appaw, Prof. Alhassan Abdul-Mumin, Kwami Sefa Kayi, Albert Ankrah, Abigail Kontoh, and Dr. Patrick Kuma-Aboagye.
The Paediatric Society of Ghana has a rich history dating back to its establishment in 1977. It has been a cornerstone in improving child health in Ghana for nearly five decades.
From its inception to its projected achievements by 2025, the society has consistently championed advocacy, education, research, and policy development, leaving a lasting impact on paediatric care in the country.
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