[ad_1]
Health News Monday, February 18, 2019
Source: Elorm Beenie
2019-02-18
IVOLU is a volunteer organization founded in 2016
Ivolu International has successfully registered 500 miners in the Ga Mashie as part of its pilot project. The exercise came with a health screening that benefited children and some young adults.
"This program was a success and we were able to enroll many children in keeping with our promises. We thank Ga Manste (King Tackie Teiko Tsuru II), the entire Ga Mashie community for helping us to execute this successfully; they were very responsive. And we pray the Lord helps us to do more.
The numbers were quite large, which prevented some of them from completing the registration process, but were given forms to fully register under the National Health Insurance Plan of the nearest health post , with all the expenses we take care of. We spent the whole day here and after the exercise, we fed them and played them good music, "said Gaska, a member of the Ivolu team.
Medical screening for malaria was performed and that of arterial hypertension; the team also did a mbad deworming exercise for the children. The team also included 3 doctors, 4 nurses and 1 volunteer pharmacist to support the exercise.
The Ivolu team visited Ga Mantse, King Tackie Teiko Tsuru II, earlier in December 2018 to announce the project, which was well received and well received on January 26, 2019.
IVOLU is a volunteer organization founded in 2016. The NGO's training has been inspired by the work of its founders with various non-profit and philanthropic organizations over the years. The goal of iVolu is to create the spirit of volunteerism in all strata of society, without racial barriers, gender, age, geographical location, etc. As part of its objectives, the goal is to provide charitable services to our communities and beyond, by providing help / shelter / facilities for disadvantaged individuals and communities, by providing mentorship and counseling individuals, by contributing to the development and maintenance of disadvantaged communities and many others.
Currently, Jamestown (Ga Mashie) is a tourist attraction and venue for Chale Wote's annual street arts festival, which brings together people from across the country and around the world. But recently, Jamestown has become one of the poorest suburbs of the capital, Accra.
Source link
