Retro Vibes Day Club Donates GH¢20,000 To Support Breast Cancer Care
A scene during the donation Organisers of the Retro Vibes Day Club have donated GH¢20,000 to the Greater Accra Regional Health Directorate to support breast cancer diagnosis, treatment and Read More... The post Retro Vibes Day Club Donates GH¢20,000 To Support Breast Cancer Care appeared first on DailyGuide Network .
The Retro Vibes Day Club has made a generous donation of GH¢20,000 to the Greater Accra Regional Health Directorate in support of breast cancer diagnosis, treatment and awareness efforts in the region. This donation was presented on behalf of the club's patrons and is part of the organization's corporate social responsibility initiatives focused on promoting healthcare delivery and assisting vulnerable members of society.
The donation took place during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, observed globally in October to raise awareness and encourage early detection and treatment of the disease.
A representative of the Retro Vibes Day Club, Mr. Delanyo Kwashiga, known as DJ Dela, highlighted the club's commitment to supporting meaningful causes and fostering social cohesion. The club, a community-based entertainment platform catering to adults aged 30 and above, brings people together through music, culture, fashion and shared experiences.
Dr. Louisa Mantey, Metro Director of Health Services, praised the organization for their support and noted that it reflects the growing role of community groups and private organizations in complementing government efforts to address public health challenges. The contribution is expected to bolster breast cancer education and interventions under the region's campaign.
The Retro Vibes Day Club organized a presentation ceremony in Accra, where officials of the Directorate commended the group for their assistance in raising awareness about breast cancer. As part of their October event, the club partnered with health professionals to provide breast cancer education and screening for patrons, while also encouraging women to perform regular self-examinations and seek early medical attention.
The organizers expressed their hope that this initiative would inspire greater public involvement in breast cancer advocacy and healthcare support and indicated their intention to sustain similar charitable activities in the future, extending support to other health facilities and social intervention programs.
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