GFA and Ghana Health Service launch new ambulance for Ghanaman Soccer Centre of Excellence

The ambulance will provide essential emergency services to players, officials, and staff at the technical centre, which serves as the primary base for the nation’s football teams.

The introduction of this ambulance is expected to enhance healthcare delivery at the facility, bolstering safety during training camps and official gatherings.

GFA General Secretary, Prosper Harrison Addo, commended the Ghana Health Service for its instrumental role in acquiring the ambulance, highlighting the importance of the partnership in supporting football development.

“This has been achieved by the kind courtesy of a partnership between the GFA and the Ghana Health Service, which is an agency under the Ministry of Health. We are extremely grateful to them for the immense support. This ambulance will be put to good use and serve its purpose for football here in Prampram,” stated Addo.

The launch event was attended by GFA President Kurt Okraku, Vice-President Mark Addo, key stakeholders, and members of the media.