The Joy of the Lord Mission, a Christian charity organization, in collaboration with the Canadian Relief and Development Agency, has organized a free health screening a feast for over 6000 people, including the aged, vulnerable, and people with disabilities in Nkoranza, Bono East Region.
The initiative, held on May 10-11, 2025, coincided with Mother's Day celebrations. It is important for people within our communities to have regular medical check up to help them know their health status.
A team of 40 doctors and nurses screened beneficiaries for various health conditions, including hepatitis B, diabetes, blood pressure, malaria, and sight issues. This free healthcare is for us to ensure people get to know the importance of screening when it's related to health.
The founder of the Joy of the Lord Mission, Theresa Sarpong, in an interview with Fabea FM's Apiah-Kubi emphasized the importance of renewing hope for the aged, who often face isolation and marginalization in healthcare. This is the time to stand up for the aged and let them have proper screening and not isolate them from getting the healthcare they need.
The mission provided additional support, including a hearty meal, monetary gifts, clothing, wheel chairs, sun glasses for the visually impaired "One small act of love can change a life forever", Theresa stated.
She encouraged caretakers to take advantage of authorized clinics and hospitals for regular medical check-ups. Regular medical check-ups must be considered for the aged and less previledged in our communities or societies.
"Our hope is that this event offers a moment of joy, foster friendships and a sense of renewed belonging", she expressed.
"We conduct this event annually around Mothers' Day to renew hope for widows, widowers, elderly, those living with disability and the vulnerable who are ostracized and unsupported by the community", Theresa added.
Participants expressed gratitude for the initiative, highlighting the financial constraints that often prevent them from seeking medical care. We are very much grateful to The Joy of the Lord Mission, a Christian charity organization for coming through to assist us with the health screening and we hope see them continue this good work they are doing in Nkoranza. Health is wealth and we appreciate them for everything they're doing. Of The Lord Mission Brings Joy To Nkoranza's Elderly Community
The Joy of the Lord Mission, a Christian charity organization, in collaboration with the Canadian Relief and Development Agency, has organized a free health screening a feast for over 6000 people, including the aged, vulnerable, and people with disabilities in Nkoranza, Bono East Region.
The initiative, held on May 10-11, 2025, coincided with Mother's Day celebrations. It is important for people within our communities to have regular medical check up to help them know their health status. This good initiative has brought joy to the people especially the old aged in the society.
A team of 40 doctors and nurses screened beneficiaries for various health conditions, including hepatitis B, diabetes, blood pressure, malaria, and sight issues. This free healthcare is for us to ensure people get to know the importance of screening when it's related to health. Everything about should be taken seriously.
The founder of the Joy of the Lord Mission, Theresa Sarpong, in an interview with Fabea FM's Apiah-Kubi emphasized the importance of renewing hope for the aged, who often face isolation and marginalization in healthcare. This is the time to stand up for the aged and let them have proper screening and not isolate them from getting the healthcare they need.
The mission provided additional support, including a hearty meal, monetary gifts, clothing, wheel chairs, sun glasses for the visually impaired "One small act of love can change a life forever", Theresa stated.
She encouraged caretakers to take advantage of authorized clinics and hospitals for regular medical check-ups. Regular medical check-ups must be considered for the aged and less previledged in our communities or societies.
"Our hope is that this event offers a moment of joy, foster friendships and a sense of renewed belonging", she expressed.
"We conduct this event annually around Mothers' Day to renew hope for widows, widowers, elderly, those living with disability and the vulnerable who are ostracized and unsupported by the community", Theresa added.
Participants expressed gratitude for the initiative, highlighting the financial constraints that often prevent them from seeking medical care. We are very much grateful to The Joy of the Lord Mission, a Christian charity organization for coming through to assist us with the health screening and we hope see them continue this good work they are doing in Nkoranza. Health is wealth and we appreciate them for everything they're doing.
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