Rajasthan Pravasi Sangh holds free medical outreach for Ashaiman community

Rajasthan Pravasi Sangh, Ghana has reinforced its commitment to community welfare by organising a free medical outreach for residents of the Ashaiman Nii Komieteh Electoral Area, providing essential healthcare services to more than 600 underprivileged individuals.

The one-day medical camp offered free consultations, basic health screenings, and the distribution of essential medicines valued at over GH¢100,000, addressing critical healthcare gaps among vulnerable members of the community with limited access to medical services.

Speaking at the event, Piti Kakhani, President of Rajasthan Pravasi Sangh, described the initiative as a reflection of the association’s enduring commitment to social responsibility and community development in Ghana. She expressed appreciation to the association’s Executive Committee for their support and coordination, notably Amit Agarwal, Rishikesh Mahatma, Amit Kakhani, D.S. Kothari, Ritu Kothari, Kavita Agarwal, Preeti Mahatma, Pankaj Maheshwari, Amita Sangai, and Minaxi Mahjan. She also acknowledged the invaluable support of sponsors and well-wishers whose support made the event possible.

The initiative drew commendation from municipal and community leaders. The Ashaiman Municipal Chief Executive (MCE), Hon. Freeman Tsekpo, lauded the outreach as timely and impactful, noting that it demonstrated genuine compassion and a strong sense of social responsibility towards the local population A local community leader, Jeofrey Kofi Nyatuame, welcomed the intervention, stating:

“This health camp has brought much-needed medical support to our people. We are grateful to Rajasthan Pravasi Sangh for standing with the Ashaiman community and supporting the underprivileged.”

Rajasthan Pravasi Sangh, Ghana reaffirmed its resolve to continue similar humanitarian initiatives in collaboration with local authorities, aimed at promoting public health, social welfare, and stronger people-to-people ties between Ghana and India.