20 Years Service and Impact
Explore the journey of the Ntiamoah Foundation. Click the seeds to navigate through our milestones and see how we've grown alongside the communities we serve.
2006-2007
Foundation Established and Early Initiatives
Ntiamoah Foundation began its work by responding to practical education, health and community needs across Birim North. Early interventions included establishing an ICT laboratory, renovating schools, providing desks and learning materials, supporting education officials and teachers, and launching a scholarship programme for needy students.
In health, the Foundation donated an ambulance to New Abirem Government Hospital and supported 1,344 underprivileged people across more than 52 communities to register with the National Health Insurance Scheme. It also introduced livelihood support through the Kibi Livestock Project for the Blind.
These early initiatives established the Foundation’s long-term focus on education, healthcare, inclusion and community development.
2008-2014
Expanding Community and Institutional Support
Between 2008 and 2014, Ntiamoah Foundation broadened its reach across education, healthcare and support for vulnerable groups. The Foundation supported BECE preparation, expanded scholarships, strengthened health facilities and deepened collaboration with local institutions and partners.
Key interventions included adopting the Maternity Ward at New Abirem Government Hospital, supporting medical facilities with equipment and supplies, launching the District Malaria Outreach Programme, assisting people living with HIV, and providing support to special-needs and vulnerable institutions.
This period marked the Foundation’s growth from individual projects toward more coordinated, institution-based and community-wide support.
2015-2017
A Decade of Sustainable Humanitarian Service
Marking its 10th anniversary, Ntiamoah Foundation entered a new phase of deeper, more sustainable investment in health and education. By this period, the Foundation had invested more than GHS 2 million in scholarships, school infrastructure, ICT education, healthcare and community programmes, while supporting 105 scholarship beneficiaries.
Major achievements included facilitating seven 40-foot containers of medical equipment and supplies valued at about US$1.3 million for New Abirem Government Hospital, supporting free surgeries for 54 patients, piloting CHPS support at Okaikrom and Noyem, launching the Mobile Library Project, and constructing the fully equipped Martha Adwoa Badua Memorial KG and Nursery Block.
The Foundation also supported renewable energy through the Fr Franz Kruze Solar Energy Project at St. Dominic’s Hospital, Akwatia, and continued assistance to vulnerable groups and institutions.
This decade milestone reflected a clear shift toward long-term, institution-strengthening interventions with lasting community impact.
2018-2020
Sustaining Education and Health Programmes
Between 2018 and 2020, Ntiamoah Foundation strengthened its education and health programmes while deepening support for schools, health facilities and communities.
Major initiatives included formally launching the Support for CHPS Programme, equipping seven CHPS centres, supporting further education for 13 health professionals, and renovating the Infant Sick Bay at New Abirem Government Hospital and Noyem CHPS.
In education, the Foundation expanded early childhood learning and literacy through the “Read to Success” Reading Clinic, the Early Childhood Education Support Project, scholarships, teaching and learning materials, and recognition programmes for pupils and teachers. It also refurbished the ICT laboratory at Akwadum D/A Model Basic School with 30 computers, building on its original 2006 investment.
This period reinforced the Foundation’s commitment to sustainable infrastructure, capacity building and stronger local institutions in health and education.
2021-2022
Resilience and Continued Community Support
During 2021 and 2022, Ntiamoah Foundation sustained its education and health programmes while adapting to changing community needs, including challenges arising during the COVID-19 period.
Key achievements included expanding early childhood support, commissioning a modern ICT laboratory, launching the Reading Club Project across 17 schools, supporting scholarships and menstrual hygiene initiatives, and continuing assistance to science and mathematics education.
In health, the Foundation upgraded the maternity block at New Abirem Government Hospital, strengthened CHPS facilities with motorbikes, delivery beds and computers, supplied COVID-19 protective materials, and provided GHC 66,000 in financial support for dialysis and eye surgery.
The Foundation also extended direct humanitarian support through its Xmas Giveaway Programme, reaching more than 400 street children in Accra.
This period demonstrated the Foundation’s resilience and its continued commitment to education, healthcare and responsive community support.
2023-2024
Expanding Education and Healthcare Support
Between 2023 and 2024, Ntiamoah Foundation expanded its work across literacy, ICT, early childhood education, healthcare and social support.
Key achievements included organising the Foundation’s first Free General Health Screening Programme, strengthening CHPS facilities and St. Michael Clinic with computers and equipment, and expanding ICT resources for beneficiary schools.
In education, the Foundation deepened its Reading Club programme through coordinator training, year-round support and the distribution of more than 1,700 books, dictionaries and first-aid kits across 17 schools. It also established libraries in five schools, supported KG learning with televisions and teaching materials, and continued scholarships for students.
The Foundation also extended humanitarian support to more than 400 street children in Accra and over 400 elderly, disabled and vulnerable people in Birim North.
This period strengthened Ntiamoah Foundation’s integrated approach to education, technology, healthcare and community well-being.
2025-2026
Expanding Impact Across Education, Health and Social Support
Between 2025 and 2026, Ntiamoah Foundation entered a major phase of growth, expanding its programmes across education, ICT, literacy, healthcare, menstrual health and community support.
In education, the Foundation strengthened early childhood learning, completed the pilot Asanka Standalone ICT Lab, expanded Reading Club activities through Programme BEAM, launched its first Reading Club Competition, and completed five fully equipped school libraries. It also supported scholarships and distributed more than 7,200 sanitary pads to 2,400 girls across 33 schools.
In health, the Foundation equipped seven new CHPS facilities, strengthened St. Michael Clinic, adopted and renovated its maternity ward, continued support to New Abirem Government Hospital, and organised free health screenings reaching more than 250 people.
Community support also remained a priority, with assistance provided to more than 300 street children and over 500 elderly, disabled and vulnerable people.
This period reflects the Foundation’s continued transformation into a structured, multi-sector organisation delivering sustained impact across education, healthcare and community development.