The Boresah Royal Foundation, in partnership with the North Gonja Health Centre, on April 26, 2025, organised a hepatitis B awareness campaign, screening, and vaccination exercise in the North Gonja District of the Savannah Region.
This initiative was made possible through the generous support of the Ghana Italian Women Association (GIWA) and the Member of Parliament for the Daboya-Makarigu Constituency, Lawyer Shaibu Mahama.
The event aimed to promote health awareness, provide free screenings and vaccinations, and empower communities to take control of their health.
The Executive Director of the Boresah Royal Foundation, Queen Boresah Fantevie, emphasised the importance of health education and community engagement.
“Hepatitis B is a silent killer, but with awareness and prevention, we can save lives,” she said. “We’re committed to improving healthcare outcomes in our communities, and today’s event is a step in that direction.”
President of GIWA, Rosaria Leone Baldi, highlighted the organisation’s commitment to supporting healthcare initiatives in Ghana.
“GIWA is proud to partner with the Boresah Royal Foundation to promote health awareness and provide essential services to women and children in North Gonja,” she said.
Paramount Chief of the Wasipe Traditional Area, Wasipewura Anyame Kabasagya, expressed gratitude to the foundation and partners for bringing vital health services to the community.
“We appreciate the efforts of the Boresah Royal Foundation and partners in promoting health awareness and providing essential services to our people,” he said.
The District Director of Health Services, Titus Nii Teiko Tagoe, emphasised the importance of hepatitis B awareness and prevention.
“Hepatitis B is a significant public health concern, and we’re grateful for the support of the Boresah Royal Foundation and partners in addressing this issue,” he said.
The District Chief Executive for the North Gonja District, Abdulai Nashiru, spoke on behalf of the MP, Shaibu Mahama.
“We’re committed to supporting initiatives that promote health and well-being in our communities,” he said. “Today’s event is a testament to the power of collaboration and partnership in driving positive change.”
The hepatitis B awareness campaign, screening, and vaccination exercise demonstrated the impact of collaborative efforts in promoting health and well-being in communities.
The Boresah Royal Foundation, GIWA, and partners look forward to continuing their work in improving healthcare outcomes in North Gonja and beyond.
