In a bold move to tackle two critical issues affecting Ghanaian society, Boresah Royal Foundation has partnered with Gbogdaa Volleyball Academy to organize a comprehensive breast cancer awareness and female education campaign in Gbogdaa.
The event, held on November 1, 2024, drew hundreds of participants from the local communities around.
Executive Director of Boresah Royal Foundation, Queen Boresah Fantevie, delivered a powerful keynote address emphasizing the significance of breast cancer awareness and female education in Ghana.
She stressed that education is the backbone of societal development and that empowering women is crucial for national progress.
“Breast cancer awareness is not just a health issue, but a socio-economic one,” Queen Fantevie noted. “Early detection and treatment can save lives. Similarly, educating our girls ensures a brighter future for our communities.”
In addition to her thought-provoking speech, Queen Fantevie presented generous donations to the Gbogdaa community, including:
– Kids’ wear and shoes
– Educational materials
– Health and hygiene products
– Other essential items
These donations aim to support vulnerable families and promote education among young girls.
Gbogdaa Volleyball Academy’s partnership with Boresah Royal Foundation demonstrates their dedication to holistic development.
The academy’s leadership emphasized their commitment to using sports as a platform for social change.
“We believe that sports can be a powerful tool for promoting education, health, and social awareness,” said [OSMAN ISSAHAKU, the founder and head coach of Gbogdaa volleyball academy ]. “We’re proud to collaborate with Boresah Royal Foundation in driving positive change in our community.”
The event’s success was evident in the enthusiastic participation and gratitude expressed by community members.
Boresah Royal Foundation and Gbogdaa Volleyball Academy urged individuals, organizations, and policymakers to prioritize breast cancer awareness and female education.
By working together, we can create a society where women and girls thrive.
Source: yagbonradioonline
