Through impactful health initiatives, the foundation continues to champion wellness by organizing screenings, awareness campaigns, and community engagements. These efforts aim to promote early detection, prevention, and improved healthcare access. Below are details of our upcoming and past events:
#1. World Kidney Day 2025 Free Health Screening
The Firm Health Ghana Foundation, in collaboration with Government Hospital, Bogoso and
GhanaWeb, is organizing a free health screening to commemorate World Kidney Day 2025. This
initiative aims to promote early detection, prevention, and education on kidney health, ensuring
that individuals receive essential medical check-ups and guidance on maintaining a healthy
lifestyle.
Objective: To address critical health concerns related to
kidney disease, diabetes, and hypertension by providing free health screenings, raising
awareness about early detection, and promoting preventive healthcare measures.
Implementation: Organizing a free health screening event in
partnership with medical experts from Bogoso Government Hospital and Tarkwa Community Hospital.
The program will offer Blood Urea and Creatinine Tests, Blood Glucose Tests, and Blood Pressure
Checks, alongside community engagement activities to educate residents on kidney health.
Impact -
The initiative will help detect kidney-related issues early, reducing the risk of severe
complications and lessening the financial burden of costly treatments such as dialysis or
transplants. By providing free medical check-ups, the program ensures that underserved
communities gain access to essential healthcare services, ultimately improving overall public
health.
Objective:Address the needs of
the elderly population by providing nutritional support and
medical check-ups.
Implementation: Organize
regular feeding programs for the elderly, along with comprehensive
medical
screenings. Collaborate with healthcare providers and
nutritionists to tailor the support to individual needs.
Impact -
Improved well-being for the elderly population, early detection of
health issues, and social
engagement for this demographic.