GIA supports Mampong-Akwapim Demonstration School for the Deaf

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The Ghana Insurers Associ­ation (GIA) on Wednesday presented school furni­ture and food items estimated at GH¢95,000 to the Demonstration School for the Deaf at Mam­pong-Akwapim in the Eastern Region.

The items include 20 dual desks, cooking oil, milk, maize, and toiletries.

The donation formed part of the corporate social investment of the association and also part of activities to mark this year’s insur­ance industry awareness month.

Presenting the items to the school here at the weekend, a member of the Board of the GIA, Mr Henry Bukari, expressed optimism that the items would go a long way to help complement what the government already provided for the school.

Mr Bukari who is also the Managing Director of Phoenix In­surance explained that the “GIA found it joyous to show love and care to the poor and vulnerable in society.”

He said the GIA’s month-long programme insurance campaign was being held under the theme, ‘Making Insurance the Ghanaian Way of Life.’

Mr Bukari said the campaign was aimed at increasing the public’s understanding of insur­ance concepts, educating them on how insurance could mitigate the potential risks faced in their per­sonal and professional lives and encouraging the need for financial planning and inclusion.

Receiving the items on behalf of the school, the Assistant Headmas­ter, Mr Devine Edem Kodadze, expressed gratitude to GIA for the donation.

He stated: “In fact, your dona­tion today has come at the right time so I have a word for you. On behalf of the headmaster and the entire school, especially the students, I will say thank you very much for coming in to support the feeding of the students. Thank you and God bless you, Ghana Insurers Association and we assure you that the items you brought, we’ll really put to good use for the benefit of the students,” he added.

Mr Kodadze appealed to other organisations to emulate the exam­ple of GIA and come and support the school.

 FROM KINGSLEY ASARE, MAMPONG-AKWAPIM

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