K-Tech Wellness Foundation Launches With a Successful Clean-Up Exercise at Awoshie Station






K-Tech Wellness Foundation Launches With a Successful Clean-Up Exercise at Awoshie Station

The K-Tech Wellness Foundation has officially announced its presence within the Ga Central Municipality with an impactful community clean-up exercise and durbar held at Awoshie Station. Founded by Mr. Ganiru Kere, a dedicated NADMO staff member at the Anyaa Zonal Office, the foundation is stepping forward with a strong commitment to promoting health, cleanliness, and community well-being.

The launch carried the inspiring theme:
"Let’s Come Together To Support Our Communities – Promoting Health, Cleanliness, and Support for the Vulnerable."
This theme reflects the foundation’s core mission: empowering communities, promoting environmental cleanliness, and supporting vulnerable groups to build a healthier, safer, and more united society.

A Clean-Up Exercise With Purpose

The event began with a community-wide sanitation exercise that brought together volunteers, residents, and stakeholders. Sweeping, desilting, and clearing waste around the Awoshie Station area demonstrated the foundation’s belief that environmental cleanliness is central to community well-being.

This collective effort did more than beautify the neighbourhood—it helped spark conversations about hygiene, preventive health, and shared responsibility for maintaining a clean environment. The exercise also marked the foundation’s practical approach to community empowerment: starting with action.

Aims and Objectives That Drive Impact

The foundation’s launch showcased its clear and comprehensive objectives, which include:
1.Promoting Community Health & Wellness:
Educating and empowering communities on healthy living, hygiene, and preventive healthcare.
2.Supporting Vulnerable Groups:
Providing assistance to the elderly, individuals with disabilities, underserved families, and other vulnerable persons.
3.Environmental Sanitation:
Organizing clean-up exercises, sanitation campaigns, and waste-management awareness programs.
4.Enhancing Health & Safety Awareness:
Collaborating with agencies to train communities on first aid, safety, and emergency response.
5.Youth Development:
Creating mentorship, training, and skills development opportunities for young people.
6.Advocacy for Access to Healthcare:
Partnering with health institutions to support screenings, medical outreach, and health education.
7.Strengthening Community Engagement:
Promoting a cleaner, safer, and healthier society through active participation.
8.Promoting Mental & Social Well-Being:
Offering support programs that strengthen confidence, resilience, and community harmony.

These objectives reinforce the foundation’s vision of "Building a Better Future Together."

A Foundation Positioned for Community Transformation

The durbar following the clean-up exercise provided the perfect platform for the foundation to engage directly with the community. Leaders, residents, and volunteers expressed optimism about the foundation’s mission and its potential to bring long-term positive change to the Ga Central Municipality.

The K-Tech Wellness Foundation has set a strong foundation—one built on service, compassion, and a dedication to collective progress. With its official launch, the foundation is poised to become a key driver of community well-being, environmental responsibility, and social support in the municipality and beyond.

Written by: Mr Samuel Avisey

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