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The Gyan Foundation, which was officially launched in Orange, New Jersey, United States of America (USA) on Saturday, November 25, 2023, has donated wheelchairs to the Accra Rehabilitation Center in Ghana.The Founder and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Foundation, Mr. Emmanuel Kwame Gyan, was in Accra Ghana to personally hand over the wheelchairs to the highly elated inmates of the Center.
Their joy knew no bounds and they burst out in songs after the presentation. Grateful as they were for the gifts, however, officials of the Center told Mr. Gyan and other members of his team that they still had pressing need for more of the wheelchairs for other inmates to enhance their mobility.
At the launch of the Foundation late last year, Mr. Gyan, a New Jersey, USA based community leader, social activist and Real Estate practitioner had made it clear that the Foundation was being birthed with the selfless goal of helping people living with disabilities, especially in Ghana, his place of birth.
The recent presentation of the wheelchairs to the joyful and cheering inmates of the Center in Ghana marks the start of the positive impact that the Gyan Foundation is set to make in the lives of people living with disabilities in the West African country and in other parts of the world.
The Foundation is seriously counting on institutions and people of goodwill around the world to rally round it by contributing towards the achievement of its altruistic, noble and lofty goals of making life easier to live for people with disabilities, and generally putting smiles on their faces.
Pictures here show Mr. Gyan making the presentation in Accra Ghana.
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