Ntiamoah Foundation marks 20 years of impact with community outreach, donations and stakeholder engagement

New Abirem, in the Eastern Region of Ghana, hosted the Ntiamoah Foundation's 20th anniversary celebrations over two days in October 2026. The Foundation, founded in 2006 by the late Robert Kwaku Appiah Asante, used the occasion to showcase its commitment to expanding opportunities and strengthening communities through education, healthcare, and community development.

Over the past two decades, the Foundation has invested over GH¢23 million in various projects, impacting 34 schools, 6,500 young readers, and 18 schools with Reading Clubs. It has also established ICT laboratories with 96 computers and supported 146 individuals with scholarships. In healthcare, the Foundation has supported the New Abirem Government Hospital's maternity ward, strengthened 14 Community-based Health Planning and Services facilities, and facilitated over 436 life-changing surgeries.

The anniversary activities included a radio discussion, courtesy calls on traditional authorities, and visits to key projects. On the second day, the Foundation presented educational resources to 17 schools and delivered new patient waiting facilities, renovated maternity ward, medical equipment, and essential resources to seven CHPS facilities. It also provided free health screening and counselling to over 300 people.

Speaking at the event, the Foundation's Board Chairman, Dr. Kojo Pumpuni Asante, emphasized the Foundation's journey and the importance of its continued impact. He expressed gratitude towards partners and the communities it serves, looking ahead to future plans to create a lasting legacy.