As part of Golden Royal Kings and Queens association of kwesimintsim in the Takoradi Metropolis hold health screening for the aged which form part of its 5th anniversary commemoration.
Speaking in an interview with the physician of the Kwesimintsim government hospital Mr Yaw Gyarpong, reiterated that they are here to run a medical test for the aged and widows in the kwesimintsim community and also offered individual screening, to detect or rule out the presence of diseases, conditions, and general health risks.
It is carried out to check for illnesses before any symptoms appear. It is one of the best things we can do for ourselves as early detection of any ailment can make a big difference in apparently healthy individuals. Health screenings may include measurements of vision, hearing, height, weight, full blood count, stool and urine analysis, blood pressure and liver function tests.
Meanwhile the founder of Golden Royal Kings and Queens association, Nana Esienyiwaah II, said the association has adapted Mankessim Hospital Maternity ward.
According to her, the association is going to built a ultra modern orphanage complex to raise orphans and the needy to improve their standards of living.
The name of the orphanage is Nananom orphanage unlike we have Tema SOS so western and central region too can boost of their own.
On his part, the organizer of the association who double as Gomoa Mamponghene , Nana Obor Mensah vi said before the 5th anniversary, they formed a joint committee which involved both kings and queens together they worked hand in hand for the progress of the association.
Nana Obor Mensah vi added that, the kings of the association send things to the orphanage homes whiles the queens also delivered things to the Nsawam prisons and psychiatric hospital.
He therefore appealed to the corporate organizations that, when the golden royal kings and queens knock on their doors they should open up to them in kind or cash because them alone cannot build the Orphanage home without their support in order to help the children at the orphanage home to become a better person in life for the betterment of the society.
Source: Joseph Nana Yaw Cobbina| Contributor
