Projects

Touch of Hope New Year Party & Health Screening 2025

On January 4, 2025, the Touch of Hope Foundation successfully hosted the second edition of its New Year Party & Health Screening in Adjiringanor, bringing together community members, volunteers, and healthcare professionals for a day of celebration and care.
This initiative, which first took place in 2023, continues to make a lasting impact by ensuring that families, especially children, start the year with both joy and good health. The event was filled with laughter, games, and entertainment, creating a festive atmosphere for the children. Beyond the fun, our dedicated health team provided free medical check-ups, screenings, and consultations, ensuring that residents received much-needed healthcare services. The smiles on the children’s faces and the gratitude from families reinforced our commitment to building healthier, happier communities.

Touch of Hope & OKB Hope Foundation Provide Free Health Screening in Korle Gonnor

On January 11, 2025, Touch of Hope Foundation partnered with OKB Hope Foundation to host a free health screening for the residents of Korle Gonnor at the La Area Apostolic Church. This initiative was aimed at improving healthcare access for both adults and children in the community, many of whom face challenges in receiving regular medical check-ups.
With a dedicated team of volunteer healthcare professionals and support staff, we were able to screen over 200 individuals, assessing key health indicators such as blood pressure, blood sugar levels, malaria status, BMI, and general wellness. The event also provided medical consultations and education on preventive healthcare practices, ensuring that community members left with both medical support and valuable health knowledge.

Touch of Hope & Malluchi Boateng Support Korle Bu NICU

At Touch of Hope Foundation, we believe that every act of kindness—no matter how small—can create a lasting impact. On 26th December 2024, we had the privilege of partnering with Malluchi Boateng, a generous friend of the foundation, to support the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Korle Bu Teaching Hospital. As part of his birthday celebration, Malluchi chose to give back in a meaningful way by donating 10,000 cedis along with essential supplies to aid in the care of premature and critically ill newborns. This contribution will help improve neonatal healthcare delivery, ensuring that these little warriors receive the best possible start in life. Together, let’s give hope where it’s needed most!

Ablekuma South Donation

In November 2023, Touch of Hope foundation collaborated with the Ablekuma South Constituency Office to support several university students facing difficulties with paying their academic fees.

Children’s Party and Free Heath Screening

On 30th December 2023, Touch of Hope Foundation (with support from the Adentan Constituency Office) organized a Children’s Party and Free Health Screening for Children and Adolescents in the Adjiriganor Community.

Donation and Medical Outreach to Good Samaritan Home

On 27th January 2024 Touch of Hope Foundation visited the Good Samaritan Home for children with intellectual disabilities for a Donation and Medical Outreach.

Educational Outreach at Chemunaa

On 27th April 2024 we organized an educational outreach to Chemunaa Basic School. This outreach comprised of age-appropriate educational talks and activities, an award ceremony to encourage high-achieving students and a Debate to encourage and promote academic discourse.

Visit to PML

On 17th August 2024 we organized a visit and donation to Princess Marie Louise Children’s Hospital, a day of healing and hope. We were honored to visit with Med Chorale who filled the wards with joyful music, bringing smiles to patients and staff alike. We donated essential medical devices, gifted goody bags to every child, and even covered medical bills for families in need.

Girls Glow Ghana at Comboni Technical Institute

On 5th September 2024 we partnered with House of Medics and Clith to deliver a girls empowerment workshop to 500 girls at Comboni Technical Institute.

Topics included hand hygiene, dental hygiene, sexual health and a powerful charge on self-worth by Lady Pastor Esinam Seade.